Turkish Grammar: 3rd Plural Person Conjugation with Copula

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Dive deep into Turkish grammar as we explore the intricacies of the 3rd plural person conjugation with the copula. 🇹🇷 Gain a solid understanding of how to form and use this essential aspect of Turkish verbs, especially in compound tenses and nominal sentences.
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* ✨ 3rd Plural Person Conjugation in Turkish
* ✨ Conjugation of Compound Tenses with the 3rd Plural Person
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00:00 Welcome to “Turkish Grammar: 3rd plural person conjugation with copula” in Turkish
00:01 Introduction and Overview
00:54 Brief Reminder about Compound Tense Structure in Turkish
02:07 Change of the 3rd Plural person suffix and the copula
03:55 Examples of this change
05:08 Change of the 3rd Plural person suffix and the copula in nominals
06:57 How to avoid the Change of the 3rd Plural person suffix and the copula
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[@ashley8471]

You are the best at explaining these nuances! Thanks for your video 👍

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You are welcome. I am happy you liked it. Please like and share for support :)

[@cesaret3613]

Very clear explanation of a sometimes confusing subject (at least for my ears). Thanks a lot!

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Thank you. I am glad it helped.

[@moshebenavram7658]

Very informative. Thank you.

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You are welcome!

[@yousofahmad6790]

Thank you teacher. But I don't know how can I say "They were my students" ?

[@TurkishJourney]

Hey there, All of these forms are gramatically correct: Onlar benim öğrencilerimdi. Onlar benim öğrencimdi. Benim öğrencilerimdi. But the natives would use: Onlar benim öğrencimdi.

[@yousofahmad6790]

@@TurkishJourney very helpful. thank you again teacher

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@yousofahmad6790 You are welcome.

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Thank you.