🇹🇷Sound like a native with this quick tip

[@AmethystsArePretty]

I have always heard “di mi” but i didn’t understand what it meant but now i know because of this short thank you 😊

[@SaBoTeUr2001]

Heard this so many times watching the Payitaht TV series. Now I know...

[@mohammadsuhail37]

Çok teşekkür ederim hocam

[@primefindz]

I need more tips like these Teşekkür ederim ❤

[@katjawege6886]

Oh thank you. I hear that from Turkish speakers so often and I never knew what it means. Your Videos are so helpful ❤

[@tasaslam7534]

Amazing

[@vog_channel8134]

Wow, so this is the famous "dimi" that people talk in group video calls in the Telegram group and in Turkish series, how interesting ,thank u 😁

[@Savcihanimderste]

Acaba niye benim keşfetime düştü 💀

[@Elvirapaz]

Here is a funny thing. When you say "di mi?" it sounds exactly like Spanish "dime" which means "tell me" and can be used in the same place although with a different intonation... 😊 More like a demand than a question but not strong at all.

[@MRVulture0]

Ben beğenmek sizin kanalı ve öğrenmeyi sevmek Türkçe 😅

[@Metallady1972]

Ben sizin Kanalını beğendim ve Türkçeyi öğrenmek istiyorum 😉 ( I am a native)

[@deadinside8086]

@@Metallady1972 Ben sizin kanalınızı beğendim ve Türkçe öğrenmek istiyorum is correct

[@EsthermariaSaezmayoral]

Oh my good im spanish and this way sound to me like dime which IS tell me in spanish. Thats shoking!😅. Good trick.Thanks!!

[@astrodas1910]

And deme means "don't tell" in Turkish

[@erakokedhima1559]

Why to me it sounds not as di mi but as di me..?

[@katjawege6886]

This would be exactly my question, too