The Basics of the Accusative Case

In this video we learn what the very important accusative case is and how to use it.
Vocab used in video:
ay - moon
görmek - to see
top - ball
bulmak - to find
kahve - coffee
içmek - to drink
çoraplar - socks
değiştirmek - to change something
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[@olibranchoharadedog5886]

Excellent lesson - very concise and easy to understand

[@shamsqamar9243]

Very well explained coming from a non native. Thank you.Great teacher.

[@dwightroesch2348]

Fantastic and clear explanations, thank you so much! I hope you will continue!

[@jogadorasmatico]

I am Brazilian and I've been studying Turkish for a while. This video helped a lot!

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Thanks, clear explanatıon ! Loved ıt, 🙋🏽‍♀️👌👏🏼

[@balimerouane8341]

Omg that was as clear as it can get, thank you random lady on the internet, you're awesome. Will share with friends.

[@learnturkishwithjamie6714]

Glad it was helpful!

[@elisabetta4478]

You have an impressive knowledge in grammar. Well appreciated.

[@LosInmortalesGallos]

Finally I find a clear explanation. Thank you. 👍🏻

[@WalderFrey]

Thanks Jamie. Great explanation :-). Are you still making these tutorials? If you make a follow-up then it might be worth mentioning that some verbs, e.g. sevmek, require the accusative case even when there is no direct object.

[@lawrencemceachinjr.5392]

Thank you so much for explaining how this connects to what I’m used to in English. This is perfect 👏🏾😭

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Found your channel a few days back and these are so helpful! Çok teşekkür ederim! =D

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This is an excellent channel, but I just need more , especially about the accusative case as you promised 😊

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[@dominiquelaurafreire6672]

Excellent thanks!!

[@alaaal-shawwa5408]

Waiting for part 2 🌷🌷

[@andreadi4929]

Thank you

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You know exactly what to teach. MaşaAllah

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[@fazikhalidali3308]

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[@aneesahmed991]

Thank you for this video. As a english speak I've been struggling to understanding how to say "THE" (THEE) is Turkish. This was very helpful! Looking forward to you next vid!

[@learnturkishwithjamie6714]

You're very welcome! I just finished filming part two of the accusative case. It should be up soon!

[@lenorecastaldo6526]

Very clear :-)

[@JayA-rx3hi]

just stumbled upon your channel!

[@learnturkishwithjamie6714]

Welcome!!

[@user-nh8qs5ic8l]

How can it be distinguished in the example "ayı gördüm" whether the meaning is, I saw the bear or I saw the moon ?

[@learnturkishwithjamie6714]

Basically just context. There's a few things like this in Turkish but context usually makes it obvious which meaning is being used.

[@tuggencollard637]

Ay-ı gördüm = I saw the moon VS Ayı-y-ı gördüm = I saw the bear VS Ayı gördüm = I saw (a) bear. These are all distinct sentences. Hope it helps. www.TurkishinManchester.com

[@hayatatutun3937]

Ay mean's is moon Ayı mean's is bear Ayı gördüm O saw the moon Ayıyı gördüm I saw the bear

[@orhanyildiz9866]

I saw the moon - ayı gördüm. I saw the bear - ayıyı gördüm.

[@budz139]

Can you do a part 2 of this please?

[@learnturkishwithjamie6714]

I certainly will!