🇹🇷 Turkish Pronunciation Tips 🇹🇷

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[@turan5657]

bilgilendirici bilgiler paylaşıp dilimizi yazmanız beni çok mutlu etti ve çoğu yabancınında bunu öğrenmek için çabalamasıda gururumu kabartıyor.

[@andrewandrei3062]

A very helpful tutorial would also be one explaining when 'e' is pronounced differently than 'eh' (like in "erkek")

[@Turkishle]

Thanks a lot for the feedback Andrew! 😍

[@hanifleylabi8628]

I think Azerbaijani has 2 letters for this which is a shame Turkish doesn't

[@tazaoumur]

@@hanifleylabi8628 Turkish does not have two letters because the pronunciation of E depends on the openness of the syllable, which may change in the context, e.g.: gelir - geldi (which is therefore gelir - gældi). The other reason is that not all the speakers differ its pronunciation. Correct me if there is a mistake, because I'm not Turkish myself.

[@mstfbrskrdrk]

​@@tazaoumur yep you'r right at the first one but pronunciation of open (ə) and close (e) are important. When it's mispronunced it irritates my ears lol. For example it's "mendil" not "məndil" or it's "pencere" not "pəncere"

[@lucid.d]

FIRST COMMENT YEYEYE I LOVE YOU TURKHISLE TEAMM!!

[@Turkishle]

🥰️🥰️

[@cercatrova7558]

Very useful, çok teşükkür ederim

[@hamidsayed2112]

So sweet teacher I love to learn foreign languages. Thanks of ton

[@Turkishle]

You are very welcome! 🥳️

[@ilsamughal1379]

Just loving your videos ❤🥰 can you make a video on `asking the way to some where’?

[@Turkishle]

Thanks for the idea! 🙌

[@jimmohammed555]

Very good lesson. Keep it up my dearest sis ❤️❤️❤️🇹🇷

[@Turkishle]

Thank you! 🤗

[@xhem9808]

Thank you for your help

[@safetyfirst2417]

Great, thanks. Just wondering where is Funda

[@TarekHinnawi]

best wishes ....

[@Turkishle]

🥰️🥰️

[@queenpagdede]

Iyi guzel ❤

[@fardowsaugari264]

I don’t struggle with these but I really struggle with (R). I can’t pronounce it like Turkish people. Can you make a video about R?

[@fishundercover8139]

I hear a soft r and sometimes even rș

[@andreabrs0931]

@@fishundercover8139 Oh thanks, I've also said to many Turkish that I was hearing "rş" from time to time, but they kept saying I was wrong lol I'm glad to know I'm not the only one :)

[@Turkishle]

Thanks a lot for the feedback! We will surely think about that! 🤗

[@esmadura1264]

@@andreabrs0931 Bir türk olarak ben de fark ettim "r" sonda ise "rş" deniliyor fark edilmeden de olsa.

[@andreabrs0931]

@@esmadura1264 Tesekkur ederim :)

[@pfannizub]

Thank you for me it is "r" in some words like yersin sunlar bunlar zor 😄

[@Turkishle]

You're welcome 😊

[@abdullahsoomro1823]

Nice

[@Turkishle]

🥳️🥳️

[@scienceservant4759]

Hi. Can you tell me something about diphtongs like ui, ua, ue? It seems there is a tendency to pronounce them like vi, va, ve. For instance, I have heard a turkish-speaking native pronounce "visible" as uisible, and "very" like uery. Are u and v similar or interchangeable in turkish in any way?

[@pakparrots1118]

I am from Pakistan🇵🇰 .Turkish dramas beautiful love stroies.

[@sheralamjamal246]

Love you beautiful girl From Pakistan ❤️

[@Mellllllllllina]

My nickname is Işık, and people around the world pronounce it wrong. My friend told my that they could pronounce it as Eşek..

[@TarihFanKanali]

To pronounce "A,a" letter, chin must be open, tongue must be at back, lips must be unrounded To pronounce "E,e" letter, chin must be open, tongue must be at front, lips must be unrounded To pronounce "I,ı" letter, chin must be closed, tongue must be at back, lips must be unrounded To pronounce "İ,i" letter, chin must be closed, tongue must be at front, lips must be unrounded To pronounce "O,o" letter, chin must be open, tongue must be at back, lips must be rounded To pronounce "Ö,ö" letter, chin must be open, tongue must be at front, lips must be rounded To pronounce "U,u" letter, chin must be closed, tongue must be at back, lips must be rounded To pronounce "Ü,ü" letter, chin must be closed, tongue must be at front, lips must be rounded

[@ilkerkemec6512]

I am TURKİŞH

[@jason7741]

The only difference I can tell between ı and ö is your mouth shape. I'm struggling to hear any difference though.

[@anti-narc1343]

You basically round your mouth in O shape That's it

[@Turkishle]

Good call on that! 🤩

[@esmadura1264]

İronman ütü adam mı

[@rks11106]

Ütü is the iron for clothes. Iron metal is demir

[@esmadura1264]

@@rks11106 "iron"un iki farklı anlamı mı var yani?

[@rks11106]

@@esmadura1264 İngilizce'de evet

[@amersassila]

@@esmadura1264 kafa katıştırıcı değil mi? İngilizce mantıklı değil bazen

[@xwegcashOfficial]

I still cant understand e in turkish

[@Turkishle]

Keep working! 👏

[@TarihFanKanali]

e is same with e in English word "bell"

[@TarihFanKanali]

To pronounce "A,a" letter, chin must be open, tongue must be at back, lips must be unrounded To pronounce "E,e" letter, chin must be open, tongue must be at front, lips must be unrounded To pronounce "I,ı" letter, chin must be closed, tongue must be at back, lips must be unrounded To pronounce "İ,i" letter, chin must be closed, tongue must be at front, lips must be unrounded To pronounce "O,o" letter, chin must be open, tongue must be at back, lips must be rounded To pronounce "Ö,ö" letter, chin must be open, tongue must be at front, lips must be rounded To pronounce "U,u" letter, chin must be closed, tongue must be at back, lips must be rounded To pronounce "Ü,ü" letter, chin must be closed, tongue must be at front, lips must be rounded

[@daniiboyz5318]

LA TURCAAAAA QUE LA MIA ES ARABEE !!!