Turkish Grammar : Vowel Mutation

Turkish Language | Vowel Mutation | Ünlü Daralması
Explore the fascinating world of Turkish language with our in-depth guide to "Vowel Mutation" or "Ünlü Daralması."
In this video, we delve deep into the intricate topic of vowel mutation in Turkish, providing essential insights and explanations. Whether you're an absolute beginner or aiming to strengthen your Turkish grammar, this lesson is tailored to support your language journey.
00:00 Merhabalar ben Sercan
00:26 Why are there many harmony and mutation rules in Turkish?
00:39 Introduction to Vowel Harmony in Turkish
02:42 Vowel Mutation rule with Present Continuous Tense
05:12 How to know which letter should replace “a” and “e”?
06:48 Vowel Mutation Rule with the negation of the Present Continous Tense
09:25 Vowel Mutation Rule with the verbs “demek” and “yemek”
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You hear it said that Turkish is a compact language. This video really shows that to be true. Several meaningful syllables come glued together in a single word. Seems especially important to have an ear out for the negation particle, one wouldn't want to miss that one while it was going by. Thanks for the excellent video.

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If you have any questions, let me know anytime. Thanks again.

[@GZbike456]

Thank you. It was very instructive as usual.

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Thanks Piotr. I am glad you find this helpful.

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Thank you!

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You are welcome.

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