Turkish Short Stories- Reading Short Stories in Turkish- Past Simple Tense

[@malekaa006]

Sir pls upload more videos like this..reading short stories helps me a lot in learning Turkish..thank you 🙏

[@wanessacosta709]

Selam Yasin bey. Senin gibiler sayesinde her gün biraz Türkçe öğreniyorum. Cömertliğiniz için teşekkür ederim.

[@hooshbanadir221]

I am here in Turkey for almost two years and still feel myself a beginner but your videos have really encouraged me that I can learn Turkish bit by bit. Thanks teacher for your time.

[@YSN596]

Happy to hear that!

[@raniaelozery8259]

I am so happy for this explain please we want many stories in Turkish

[@sandliyaa]

Wow . Amazing lesson . I 'm waiting for more in the future

[@xalogavas]

unlike the video concept ı try to learn english language by theacher who speak with english. Thank you so much for your hardworking. it is really working to learn english

[@harryjames9060]

Çok teşekkür Yasin abi. Çok yardımcı oldun. Bu video temel ve orta seviye öğrenler için çok iyiydi!

[@jaylanikarani6195]

Dear Mr Yasin Durak your lessons helped me alot thank you bro

[@YSN596]

Thank you Karani.. i have got a question for you . Are you grandchildren of one of Allah lovers whose name is Veysel Karan. I think he wasi from Yemen. Right?

[@helen-iz7xs]

You are so patient and kind. I appreciate you so much for your dedication for making so many lessons. I know it took a lot longer than the minutes of your videos. I'm grateful. 😊

[@entekhobi-dw1pg]

Very nice english and Turkish class ! Love it! One more subscribe here!

[@Ronaldoandmessi046]

Thank you so Much for your help your so kind

[@NololiyoNature]

Thank you for trying to teach us Turkish, I just started to learn Turkish online, so I find it helpful to visit your Channel

[@anjumanarabegum2973]

Thank you for this video. Looking forward to more such videos. It helps us to grasp the language better with a lot more understanding.

[@pedrambahramzadeh]

Great work This method is powerful for learning

[@labellaasi4970]

Great video thanks

[@medleminabdouli672]

Please add more it is sooo beneficial. It makes the case easier

[@Gamer2234hacker]

Great! Your hardwork, it's really helpful for me in learning Turkish language, çok teşekkür ederim 🙏🏻.

[@anonymousshahana9134]

Brother its v good ,please make more simple stories to help us learn .

[@АннаКіяшко-ш5ц]

Just amazing 🤩 thank you

[@zultana2078]

This is sooo great! Teşekkür ederim hoca 👍👍👍

[@manosweet9155]

Tesekkur ederim Yasin bey🙏

[@mehwishtahir581]

Superb🌟👍

[@nathanaeldegryse]

Çok güzel bir hikaye ...tessekürler Yasim

[@sanakhan7162]

Thanks you so much sir, i learned a lot from you, and I want to learn more.

[@mychannel-lp9iq]

Ooooffff Hocaam Allah size razi olsun inşallah..

[@ghazalh3574]

Thanks for your lesson

[@Ishtanara]

I like the short stories for learning Turkish it’s a very good idea subscribed ✅✅✅

[@YSN596]

Thank you Ayşe;)))

[@ayeshasiddiqui4981]

It was very good i learned alot

[@YSN596]

Good to hear that...

[@tamarantonishvili6994]

Thank you very much!you are a great teacher!!!!

[@YSN596]

Glad you think so!

[@سترواء-ص8ج]

Thanks for your efforts. Please will you read the whole turkish story at the end of the lesson

[@dui7124]

Thanks a lot Yasin bey. This is very helpful.

[@englishandarabicinturgenvi3706]

Your pronunciation is so great and clean really!💯

[@crat82]

Does he sound native? I haven't heard Turkish for a very long time, but he seems has very clear english accent, no?

[@englishandarabicinturgenvi3706]

@@crat82 I am native Speaker! His sound is great!🔥

[@Sara-lr6nx]

Çok teşekkür ederim. I really like the content. Keep it up ^^

[@nathanaeldegryse]

Seninle çok turkce ogreniyorum

[@languagelover5469]

Bu çok yardimci.

[@muqadusmuskan9552]

Kindly make more videos like this

[@aztalents1]

Very helpful thank you 👍🏻

[@elahemohammadi8414]

👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏

[@hwm3334]

Mr. Yasin Durak (Can u please tell me the difference between the following and their particular usage in a sentence. ) Lütfen bana aşağıdakiler ile bir cümlede belirli kullanımları arasındaki farkı söyleyebilir misiniz? : konuşmaya vs. Konuşmayı vs. Konuşma vs. Konuşmamı vs. Konuşmasını vs. Konuşmakta vs. Suffix men.??

[@yagmuryagmur8875]

Çok güzel teşekkürler hocam 😊🤩

[@YSN596]

Sağol beğendiğin için ve faydalı olduğunu duymak güzel

[@dj-gf7qj]

Murmured also can be translated as I was thinking or comtemplating

[@laraibbukht1133]

Çok sevindim bu kısa hikayalar

[@MrDania101]

thank you so much

[@YSN596]

You're welcome!

[@cigaretteaftercats]

"Her zamanki" olacak yalnız, bitişik yazılması gerekiyor

[@YSN596]

Tamam Sema hanım teşekkürler

[@noumanumer4995]

Wow

[@Saltoeng]

hocam bildirimi açamıyorum kapamışsınız galiba?

[@sabarani9722]

Thanks

[@TutorSpanyol]

Nasıl ''diye'' kelime kullanabiliriz ?

[@YSN596]

Examples Sen gelirsin diye evde kaldım. Yağmur yağar diye şemsiye aldım. Yalan söyler diye şahit tuttum. Şarjım biter diye yanıma yedek şarj aldım.

[@TheThornBirdsTTB]

Hocam bana anlat lütfen, Herşey hikayede kolayca alınıyorum ama ben ne yaptım, İngilizce kendini kendimle çevrildim ama sizin çok farklıdır. Çok üzülüyorum 😔 Neyse bu egzersizi bana çok iyi geldi. Umarım bize her hafta bir yeni hikaye anlatırsın eğer mümkünse 😊 Hata bize bir ödev veren yani türkçe biz yapacağız 🌷

[@ChaplainMelanie]

"Biraz temiz" from my little knowledge of Turkish means "a little clean" and not "some fresh". It helps me when the translation and not the interpretation is given. (Just in case you're interested in what one of your followers thinks. It would be nice for you to give the literal translation and then the general interpretation of the sentence.)

[@YSN596]

Hi Melanie;)! Thanks for the comment and feedback !! Some fresh means Biraz taze Biraz temiz means a little clean... Hope this helps you and dear followers and Turkish learners P.s : it is literal meaning;)!!!

[@YSN596]

Forgot to say : a little means actually AZ in turkish but to sound positive we say Biraz as I know in English native speakers do not say some clean instead of a little clean

[@anonymousshahana9134]

​@YSN596 Yes he is right .There is no mistake.

[@musasen-cabiri]

Teacher, I think the suffix "ki" is written separately in the first example by mistake. Yours sincerely.

[@YSN596]

I will be more careful next time ..thanks anyway.

[@victor17611385]

Harika ders sevgili öğretmenim

[@Susumah99]

Agziniza saglik Yasin hoca, bi soru sorsam, 4:35te ki "soylendim"i pek anlamadim, ben normalde konusurken de bu formu kullamiyorum, hep "soyledim" derim, bu ikisi ne farkisi var acaba? Neden burda "soylendim" kullandiniz, "soyledim" degil?

[@melikeib.9217]

Çünkü kendi kendime söyledim cümlesi doğru bir kullanım olmaz. Söyleme işini kendime yapıyorsam ve etrafta kimse yoksa söylendim denir. Aslında bu sesli düşünmek anlamını ifade eder.

[@aztalents1]

cok faydali video 😁

[@lolas6814]

Thank you so much, I'm learning turkish during the pandemic now Can we create a facebook or telegram group for all students ?

[@YSN596]

lola.. We have got a channel on facebook as Aktiföğren would that be enough or reaching more people with creating a group would be more helpful?

[@Ishtanara]

@@YSN596 can you put link to your Facebook please ? Thank you 🙏

[@noumanumer4995]

Where is new lesson to read 😛

[@YSN596]

hope it will be here soon..

[@jodybirlik3108]

Try not to use yellow highlight difficult to see and read

[@militaryhomes6292]

I came here to learn Turkish and now angry over this guy leaving the stove on. 😂😂