Turkish Weekly Words - Rooms

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[@Maraam7]

I really loved the video. My favorite part is that a native speaker is who demonstrates. Your way of explaining is very understandable and you pronounce the words slowly and then putting them in a sentence harika on numara beş yıldız oldu :D .Çok teşukkerler hakaten eğlendim cevap verekin ve öğrendiğim. İyi akşamlar.

[@MuhammadIqbal-ep6mv]

Tashakuler for daily use weekly words 💟❤️🇹🇷💟❤️

[@thepeachflufs9827]

You helped me much

[@mezomezo6760]

thank you

[@artandcraftwithjennie5805]

Teşekküler

[@yakazaky1]

thanks

[@abdullahesin7062]

Harika bir anlatım çok beğendim favorim siniz

[@ronweasley6585]

If you wonder what is she talking about in 1:52 , she is saying "videomu izlediğiniz için çok teşekkür ederim." it means "thank you very much for watching my video. ;) And if you wonder what is she saying in 2:02 , it's "mutlaka bekliyorum, kesinlikle gelin!" it means, I'm waiting surely, Absolutely come!

[@OrianaDiazL]

Baran Sur selam dear. .Why 'izlediğiniz '? I know the ending stands for "you " in plural but how do you make the verb izlemek into izlediğiniz? Thanks a lot 😊😊😊

[@bluemoony102]

❤️

[@absahil1936]

my selin

[@nawaeqalb7389]

no sentence for casamir odasi?

[@egyptrealestate1]

i loved you lien

[@delphini8055]

banyo sounds the same in spanish but idk if it is pronounced the same. thanks

[@seda5112]

I Love Lilith Banyo also is pronounced the same in spanish

[@zhiwarsami5737]

Çok tashakùr derm.,🙄😁😃

[@ambrinkaiser2177]

Are you from turkey

[@Maria_farah]

Your sound so sweet

[@arashpshvag7876]

You are toooooo btl

[@takisherifi3872]

sende teşekyrler benim arnaut ama interneten turkce orendim 😄

[@omer1493]

That's great :)

[@motekhagan1173]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍✋👍👍👍

[@halamordaa8980]

What is bedroom

[@minimalistperson3913]

Yatak odası

[@krushnabade8224]

What is her full name

[@omarlmy]

Nice Video, It is Useful to Me, and You are a Good Teacher, I'm Wondering Why in the First Example, She Said "Oturma Odanız Çok Temiz", instead of saying "Oturma Odasınız Çok Temiz", why the suffix "ı" was ignored?!, Is that a mistake or that is ignored normally in spoken turkish?!

[@omarlmy]

Thank You Very Much, Another Question: If We are Talking About Third Person Singular, Would We Say "Oturma Odası" normally without any addition?!

[@omarlmy]

Okay, Thank You Very Much, I Think I was lucky to have the opportunity to ask a native speaker, iyi günler :) :D

[@godbyelebenohnegott]

What about the bedroom? Do Turkish people have none? ;) And what about the children's room? Or home office?

[@metehankanmaz8805]

Bedroom-Yatak Odası Children's Room-Çocuk Odası Home Office-Ev Ofisi

[@godbyelebenohnegott]

@@metehankanmaz8805 Teşekkürler!

[@abrahamben8886]

Oturma Odanız çok Temiz. Why There is Niz After oda

[@Saorge456]

Abraham Ben Oda-room Odan - your room (singular) Odanız -your room (plural)