Turkish Simple Past Tense - Learn Turkish [FREE COURSE]

[@salammahmood6037]

Thank you very much for these lessons. They are very helpful and useful.

[@semp390]

2:40 why is there a "in" after kafam i understand the "m" but why is there the in . also why is there arabasi"ni" ist the "ni" for the accusative? i thought the accusative suffix is with (y) i

[@Nehauon]

This is another case, it’s in relation to the adjective, basically the “head’s top” being kadamın üstünde.

[@Sara-kf8sz]

I'd to thank you so much for this Free course. İt helped me a lot.

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

I'm glad it helped a lot. There is so much more on the website (turkishaholic.com), be sure to check that out too ;)

[@fizasohailkhan5380]

Hocam at 04:40 I noticed that in the 2nd and 3rd example you pronounced the question particles "mı" and "mi" the same way. There was no difference in the pronouncition, do Turkish native speakers do that?

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

No, there is a difference. The letter "i" and "ı" are two different sounds. Please watch the Turkish Alphabet lesson to individually hear their pronunciation. You need to do more listening to spot the difference ;)

[@fizasohailkhan5380]

Hocam, which one do Turkish native speakers use mostly in their daily speech, daha önce or önceden and henüz or daha ? Thanks

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

They all have different uses and meanings. We use them all, but the sentences are different. "Daha önce" more prior to something. "Önceden" before something. "Henüz" is yet. "Daha" can't be used on its own, its a comparative structure.

[@korkut31]

both used, it pedends in context. daha once hic londraya gitmedim (true). onceden londraya gitmesim. (less true.) - konser icin onceden yer ayirttim (true). konser icin daha onceden yer ayirttim (less true)

[@mindful47]

Very good video

[@abdel5712]

u really help me teacher thank u so much teşekkür ederim❤

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

Rica ederim ;) If you have questions, ask them here any time.

[@abdel5712]

@@LearnTurkishwithGokberk i will do mr 😊❤

[@fizasohailkhan5380]

Is there difference between "tanışmak" , "buluşmak" and "görüşmek"? Or can I use them alternatively?

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

"Tanışmak" is used to introduce or be introduced to someone. "Buluşmak" is meeting someone at a place. "Görüşmek" is to talk/meet someone at a place or a phone. They all have different meanings.

[@user-ct1ht1wq2c]

Well,it is maybe good for turkish people :)

[@azadehkeshavarz8670]

What is the difference between bitirmek and bitmek ?

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

Bitirmek: to finish,. Bitmek: to be finished. Looked at the lesson about Passive Voice

[@ntambi2624]

very ☺

[@umis941]

This is my first time to see your videos. It’s very informative. Thank you. However, it could be better if you go a bit slower please.

[@heysham6101]

hi! is 'gördüm mü?' or 'görürdüm mü?' the same as 'görür müydüm?'

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

'gördüm mü' means 'did I see it'. 'görür müydüm' means 'would I have seen it'. So they are pretty different ;)

[@Pearlnaaz]

Tooo,much suffix are there I can't learn 😔😔how I learn Turkish soon

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

There aren't actually too many suffix. It is because you haven't understood Vowel Harmony correctly. You should start from that lesson if you don't understand these ;)

[@korkut31]

if you try to memorise, u can not. you should trrain your ear.

[@daniyalzahir5245]

Selam hocam, burda bir örnekte kafam karıştı bir türlü anlayamadım

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

Merhaba, hangisini anlamadın?

[@daniyalzahir5245]

@@LearnTurkishwithGokberk hocam bu Amerika'ya önceden gittim, bunu biz ingilizce'de neden böyle çevirmiyoruz, I have visited United States before?

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

@@daniyalzahir5245 İngilizce'de "before" zaten Present Perfect Tense ile yapılıyor. "I have visited United States" cümlesinde "önceden" ve "deneyim" anlamı var. İstersen "before" ekleyebilirsin ama anlamsal olarak gerekmiyor ;)

[@daniyalzahir5245]

@@LearnTurkishwithGokberk anladım hocam çok sağol