Turkish after 3 months of study - A1 level

[@liamcavanagh5270]

After three months! That's amazing!

[@steveminorbosh]

Man, i'm a turkish and i live in the UK. and all i can say is you're amazing!!! Çok güzel konuşuyorsun gerçekten. Umarım ilerletebilirsin. Senin gibi Türkçe öğrenen insanları gördükçe çok seviniyorum :) Kolay gelsin

[@enverates]

Ulen adamın diksiyonu bizim denyolardan daha iyi... :D

[@mellyru7289]

wow, excellent accent.

[@nipponsensei]

very good that you have learned this Turkish just in 3 months. Just you used many times öğrettim but I guess you wanted to say öğrendim

[@bigchickenfu]

You're a bad man my friend . Happy holidays to you and yours. Peace on earth !

[@guajiram123]

Your Turkish is awesome for a foreigner. You can improve your Turkish if you watch Turkish tv series. Go onman. Congragulations.

[@ereniac]

Merhaba, Unfortunately the word "Britanyalı" is not often used in Turkish, we generally use İngiltere (for Britain) / İngiliz (for British) to denote people from Britain. I know it might not seem politically correct but this I wanted to add. You can use "İskoç"(Scottish), "Gal"(Welsh) or "Kuzey İrlandalı" (Northern Irish?) to be more specific. Cheers

[@islupkov]

Bravo Richard! My congratulation! After only 3 months of learning you speak Turkish. I wish you lots of success in perfecting your Turkish! Ireneusz

[@theliseuh]

You are just AMAZING man, Speaking Fluenty dans mes favoris ! :)

[@m.neuville5389]

Super de mettre aussi des vidéos comme ça de quand on se bat avec les difficultés d'une langue.

[@alkantre]

COK GUZEL. J'ai presque tout compris, malgre le fait que mon turque est assez limite. Mais il n'est pas de tout surprenant que tu le parle tres, tres, bien. A mon avis, le turque c'est la langue la plus belle du monde. Je peux passer d'innombrables heures en ecoutant cette langue avec beaucoup de plaisir, meme quand je ne comprens plus qu'un 40% ce qu'on dit.

[@loki2504]

@Torbyrne Seve seve kardeşim. Eee ne var ne yok hala Türkiyede misin ? Seyahat nasıl gidiyor?Sence İstanbul'da en ilginç birşey neydi?

Congratulations Richard, you're really amazing. I feel that we both have the same level in Turkish, the only difference is that it took me more than 2 years to achieve it. :D Shame on me! Anyway, thank you so much for this inspiring video, and we're waiting to watch the next one. Greetings from Carthage

[@Fasulye2009]

@EscapeMonotony Torbyrne's Turkish A1 - exam has to be corrected now, which always takes some time. Fasulye

[@BradleyOverton]

Where can you do a Turkish A1 exam in the UK? or can it be done online? thanks Brad

[@tatixss]

Is there any way I could hire you or buy something for some sort of Skype classes? I want to reach at least B1 in German in 4 months, currently speak English and Spanish, Spanish was my language of birth and I started learning English from a very young age so I don't really have an effective method as of now, help would be greatly appreciated!

[@arivas713]

Cool a new vid AND awesome Turkish, i'll thumb that up!

[@fatihbulut3138]

wow great , keep up the work

[@paulmyers7305]

what is meant by A 1 level iv'e been learning for twelve months and as a native English speaker I understand all of the words you were saying and the same with Turkish tv but I find that there word order is totally different to English and that is what I am struggling with

[@anatradiplastica]

That's awesome!!!!!!! I love seeing foreign people speaking turkish! Türkçen çok iyi! If you can speak that way with A2, you'll be better that me in a year or something :D Türkçe öğrendiğin için, ve Türkçe'yi sevdiğin için, çok teşekkür ederim. Sana çok saygı duyuyorum :O

[@QKlilx]

@RysioACF It says in the description that he passed the exam. I don't know much about it, but I know the OPI judges you not necessarily on speed and flow, but on grammar, structure, and vocabulary usage. I don't know Turkish so I can't comment past that.

[@Fasulye2009]

@EscapeMonotony Das wusste ich nicht, danke für die Vokabel "to grade an exam". Fasulye

[@electraleventis3331]

Hello there! Amazing accent :) Can you tell us how you reached turkish A1? I currently study on duolingo and also have purchased a grammar book. I've been to Istanbul like 10 times and everytime I pick up new words. Please help!

[@fernandacardoso4133]

sou do Brasil, tem site de ensino de libguas a distancia?

[@ereniac]

@ereniac to be more correct, use "portekizce" and "italyanca" for porteguese and italian respectively. :)

[@darrinbaker2862]

I'm not as busy as you I speak english native level I speak spanish at a high conversational level and now I'm beginning Russian. I was able to learn what I know in Spanish being as I did it everyday and wasn't with a job. you speak many languages. How do you make time to study them and what is the most you've studied at one time? It's not that I don't know how to study languages I sometimes find it hard to know what to learn next. I've already learned everything that my life would require?

[@loki2504]

Merhaba dostum !!! Naber ? çok şaşırdım yaa bayaa güzel konuşuyorsun ! Son zamanlarda çok insanlar türkçe öğrenmek istiyor! Niye? çünkü farklı bir dünya keşfetmek istiyorlar =) Bir sene önce başladım ben ve arkdadaşım Rumelidir o dedi ki Makedoyada Rumeli var onlar türkçede konuşuyor. Video'da birkaç hata vardı: 00:40 devAm ettim 00:44 Portekizce Italyanca İsveççe bundan hariç çok çok çok güzel konuştun !!! Unutma, azmin elinden hiçbir şey kurtulamaz !!! iyi günler ve kendine iyi bak !

[@umutcancetin881]

Mükemmel🇹🇷❤

[@zetnikoven]

Hello congratulations. your speaking more than a1...

[@simolahma2475]

Cok güzel konusuyorsun! Ben Finliyim, bende Türkce ögreniyorum, Selamlar Finlandiyadan. Belki bir gün Fince ögrenmeye basliyorsun :) Neyse, kendine iyi bak görüsürüz

[@nurgun35]

sana kurbanımmmm ben beeeeeeeeee

[@nina7447]

Amazing.

[@Sacid66]

wow i never imagined that you could speak so good xD

[@osamalet]

Portugese = Portekizce Italian= İtalyanca I'm turkish and I gotta say your accent is worth admiring. But you need to study more if you want to be fluent.

[@yerdevesi]

Finli de denebilir, yanlış değil.

[@jjay75]

Cool - 3 months is a pretty decent time to become fluent. You were in the country I take it? If not what you have achieved is almost unthinkable haha :p

@Torbyrne Thank you Richard, well I've been using Assimil a lot to learn foreign languages, and I've certainly been using Assimil for Turkish. Plus, I have an amazing Turkish friend who often helps me to pracitce this language. My mother also helps me sometimes since she can speak it (she's got Armenian origins). And I do also watch a lot of Turkish TV. I don't actually have a very precise method for learning, I just do what I think is best for me to improve this language. :) ~ Alan ~

[@lorenzovonmatta8278]

Day fifteen: Impressive!

[@osmansahan8791]

wow very good

[@uyildiz]

Great talking! Portugalca ==> Portekizce, lol! But it is perfectly understandable.

[@alkantre]

@Torbyrne de rien!:)

[@EscapeMonotony]

@RysioACF I believe he claims A1 because he sat for an A1 examination and presumably passed.

[@RysioACF]

This you deem A1? Wow

[@alperkayauk]

Perfect... But you should use "ogrendim" instead of " ogrettim". Teach - ogretmek Learn - ogrenmek. Congratulations 👍

[@baranaksoy3096]

Portuguese = Portekizce (not Portugalca) Italian = İtalyanca (not İtalca)

[@frjderr35]

finliyim kelimesi yanlış. sanki ''fin'' diye bir ülke varmış da sen de oralıymışsın gibi oluyor aynı ''yunanlı'' gibi

[@ibo549]

ama cok sevdim bu kerhaneciyi yaa.

[@ahok123]

olum sen manyaksın. bunu da anladınmı?

[@nurgun35]

isveçca :D