Turkish Conversation // Neden? Niçin? // Why?

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Bölüm 11: Neden? Niçin?
Level: Lower Intermediate Level
Grammar focus: simple present tense and can / may
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This channel composed of short movies and videos that aims to teach foreigners how Turkish is used in everyday life while introducing various elements of Turkish culture.
This channel composed of short movies and videos that aims to teach foreigners how Turkish is used in everyday life while introducing various elements of Turkish culture.

[@rosiesymon3487]

I really like this video. They both speak clearly and the examples at the end are really good. (Birds migrate by the way immigrate is for people who move permanently into a country).

[@adel-a]

Tešekkür ederim. Thanks for these videos. Especially, the written sentences in the end are very helpful.

[@soturkish6970]

Glad you like them!

[@abdulswamad3172]

Teşekkür ederim

[@fahri343]

Are they dead?

[@Yasminmakka]

Please what is the différence between " duş alıp" and "duş aliyım"

[@Baru1994]

you use -yim when you, the speaker, are going to do something. ''Let me take a shower.'' You use -lip when you are using more than 1 verbs in a sentence and they success each other, in order to avoid repetition.

[@Yasminmakka]

@@Baru1994 thank you so much

[@jmezi404]

What's the difference between neden and niçin?

[@أمعبدالله-س1ث1ف]

It's so good when you puse the video and write the sentinses

[@vaschaque]

jmezi404 The different is tentative. While neden corrseponds to “cause”, niçin means “why” in English.