Turkish Grammar : Buffer Letters - Part 1

Mastering Turkish pronunciation and grammar can feel like navigating a maze!
But fear not, "Turkish Grammar: Buffer Letters" is here to demystify those tricky buffer letters (kaynaştırma harfleri).
Discover the secrets of "n," "y," and "s" and how they prevent vowel clashes, ensuring smooth word formation and harmonious sounds. This video, perfect for beginners, dives deep into the fundamentals of Turkish language, including consonant alternation and vowel harmony. ✨
Unleash your inner language learner and unlock the beauty of Turkish with this easy-to-follow guide! Whether you're starting from scratch or brushing up your skills, this video is your essential companion.
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[@TurkishJourney]

Do you have buffer letters in your language? Can you give examples?

[@franceskan6860]

hmmm. sounds very complicated. would take a while to figure them out. but at least now i know the rules behind when to use which. 😄

[@andrewsandilands8974]

I am enjoying your videos Sercan. You explain the grammar rules well and at a good speed for me. Thank you.

[@sarmmdm4601]

Did you say -y is used with non suffixed words? I came across the sentence, "Oteldeyim". But otelde is already suffixed with -de so why add -y?

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

Merhaba Sercan Hocam. I have just discovered your channel and it is so excellent and very important. Thank you so much for guiding us to learn. And I am your new subscriber.

[@mahtabpeimani2390]

Thanks .Such a informative lesson.

[@sarmmdm4601]

I thought in Turkish there is no word for 'the'? Why cant we say 'Kedi gördüm'?

[@pwickman23]

I really appreciate your pace. I am a slow processor and your deliberate manner is very helpful. Thank you! Patricia from Texas (living in Istanbul for 8 months).

[@Aishy009]

This lesson so hard for me

[@sarmmdm4601]

In the phrase, Kediye baktim, where is the definite article "The"?

[@shassanzadeh3086]

Thank you

[@anastasiaabboud6532]

Beautiful lessons. Thank you.

[@claudiadebisschop2775]

Very good explicatie. Thank you❤

[@suciromantir4323]

Thank you hocam… it’s so understandable

[@matteopellizzari2117]

You are the teacher I've always hoped of finding, Precise and clear. Thank you very much Sercan, from Italy ✌️

[@CenfJ]

Amazing video great work ❤

[@elenaprentza6712]

Çok teşekkür ederim!!!!!

[@gorbogorboze5096]

I imagine that the aglutanative nature of Turkish makes it more compact than English is will all of its articles and prepositions.

[@juliansanchezcalle5375]

Thank you so much for the explanations, it really helps beginners to understand easier.

[@mainhi6729]

Very good explanation çok tesekkür ederim