Turkish Case Markers [Dative, Locative, Ablative, Accusative]

Learn the Turkish Case Markers [Dative, Locative, Ablative, Accusative] with this free lesson.
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WHAT ARE THE TURKISH CASE MARKERS?
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Starting with this lesson we will learn how to use Prepositional suffixes in Turkish. In this video lecture we will learn about the Dative, Locative, Ablative and Accusative Cases. On the next part of this lecture, we will so how other prepositions are used in Turkish.
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[@ahmadhamidqaderi317]

Thanks for your clear explanation. Gold bless you

[@amplifymysound]

gonna rewatch this later and make notes. thanks for this.

[@yukselates6738]

Senin dersleri hoşlanıyorum Çok öğrendim ,teşekkürler

[@imran.travel]

Excellent lesson. Thank you 😊

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

Glad you like it ;)

[@Wagmacker191]

Always the best.

[@Patrick-Messi10]

Amazing contents ( very Helpful

[@gayliemorose2384]

Thank you

[@mainhi6729]

Well done çok tesekkür ederim

[@Zoey1969]

Çok teşekkür ederim. Ben çok ögrendim videosunuzdan. Teşekkür ederim tekrar.

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

Rica ederim ;)

[@aliefhaneefan429]

Sağolun

[@Calciumchlorid]

you are amazing !

[@heysham6101]

Hey! When exactly do we use the dative case other than for "to" because u said that it isn't always used as 'to'

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

In intermediate Turkish, we use it with different structures to say different things. For example: 'Cuma+y+a kadar' meaning until Friday. It is also used with certain conjunctions covered in intermediate Turkish. You should first focus on the basic usages before moving onto intermediate structures. You will see different usages for different Case Markers once you move onto more difficult grammar topics. ;)

[@mahmoud-quran]

Thanks sir. Teşekkürler :•)

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

You're welcome ;)

[@LosInmortalesGallos]

At 6:07. You have "Bugün sizde ne yapacağız?" translated as "What are we going to do at your place?, but I wuuld translated it to "What are we going to do with you today?" where did I go wrong? Can you help me? Thanks.

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

When you use the Locative Case -de/-da with pronouns, you can use it to talk about the house of someone 'Sizde' meaning at your place/home. It would be incorrect to say 'with you' with 'Sizde'. But you can say 'Sizinle' for with you (the Instrumental Case).

[@aamirkhan6692]

Does Turkish also have instrumental case? using -le, -la like Russian

[@theturtleisyourgranpa31]

yes

[@louptrjack7354]

Her gün

[@heysham6101]

Hi! Is the accusative case and the article"the" the same lesson but different title names?

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

Turkish doesn't actually have articles. The Accusative Case is used similar to the English 'the' article. This lesson will cover the topic you mention. There aren't different lessons for this ;)

[@Zain0_0]

@@LearnTurkishwithGokberk if I is used the same as "the" of the Turkish then it means it has articles🙄. If not then ı won't be there at all

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

@@Zain0_0 When we translate a Turkish sentence into English, it functions similar to the English "the" article. But in Turkish grammar itself, that's a different thing. Turkish has, the indefinite article "a/an" when we use "bir" (one) infront of an adjective/noun but that's about it when comparing the similarities between Turkish and English grammar.

[@Patrick-Messi10]

Bunlar videos bana çok yardım💓🌞

[@fizasohailkhan5380]

Merhaba öğretmenim! Nasılsınız! Bir şey sormak istiyorum, at 07:09 in the third example, the word arabandan, what does the letter " n " between 'araba' and 'dan' mean? Lütfen cevap verin. Teşekkür ederim

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

That's the buffer letter used with the Possesive Suffix. Watch the lesson on Genitive Case to learn about them ;)

[@fizasohailkhan5380]

@@LearnTurkishwithGokberk I watched it but it didn't help. Would you mind explaining?

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

@@fizasohailkhan5380 Well its a really long topic and you need to look at the chart I show at that lesson. It's basically a buffer letter (balancing letter) used between vowels. We also use it before we add another case marker to the noun.

[@withtruewomandigital88]

Is that for A1 :( level . it seems too complicated ... when i learnet it in french hh it seemed like less difficult ... but it lasts a good job . thanks :)

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

Yes, you need to learn this at around A1 - A2 level. This is a general course so not all topics are correctly leveled. You can check out my premium course at Turkishaholic named 'Introduction to Turkish' if you want even better beginner lessons ;)

[@savedwannabe3151]

Gazete is newspaper

[@jfrancefl325]

wouldn't it be "sözlüğe yazıyor"?

[@asiyahj4690]

Ayşe'ye What is the meaning of "ye"?

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

It's the Dative Case with the buffer letter "y". It means "to" in Turkish. "Ayşe'ye = to Ayşe". We use the buffer letter "y" because "Ayşe" ends in a vowel letter. We also use the " ' " before the case marker because "Ayşe" is a proper nouns (a person's name). Hope this answers your question ;)

[@achuphil1954]

Ediyor and Yapiyor, are they synonyms?

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

No they aren't synonyms. They have different meanings and usages. "Yapmak" means "to do/to make". "Etmek" has no meaning by itself. It is used with other nouns to make phrasal verbs in Turkish.

[@achuphil1954]

Teşekkürler hocam.

[@syedmdabid7191]

Plz write in bold letter. It's dim and ain't clear.

[@Pearlnaaz]

So much suffix are there it is very hard to learn

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

Be sure to master the basics before you move onto other topics. You'll gradually understand all of these ;)

[@Pearlnaaz]

I will follow your words that you had said me👍👍

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

@@Pearlnaaz Good luck! If you need any assistance, ask here ;)

[@pablotescobar2744]

How long does it take to understand this??

[@GunelNur]

Su insan bana yazsin evlenicem)

[@orhanyildiz9866]

Yaptığın işe saygım var ama izlediğim birkaç videon da bir çok hata gördüm. Bir öğretmenlik misyonunu üzerine almış biri olarak bunun sorumluluğuna da alıp yanlışlarını duzeltmelisin. Yanlış öğretme. Dil öğrenmek zaten kolay değil bir de akılda extradan soru işaretleri bırakmanın mantığı yok

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

Merhaba. Bu videolar oldukça eski ve yazım hatası olma ihtimali yüksek. Yeni videolarımda çok daha az hata yapıyorum. Eğer gerçekten yardımcı olmak istiyorsan eposta adresime mesaj gönderebilirsin. Bu tür mesajlar tahmin edebileceğin üzere bir fayda sağlamıyor. İyi günler