POV: Learning Turkish with Duolingo

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[@ana1977x]

This is so true hahaha Duolingo can‘t teach you real life situations

[@Turkishle]

Yeah haha!

[@alikaplan34]

@@Turkishle duolingo yerine ne önerirsiniz?

[@junaidbaghdadi-dd1eb]

​@@alikaplan34 Falou Language learning app ❤

[@alikaplan34]

@@junaidbaghdadi-dd1eb bir zamanlar kullanmıştım. Ama beğenmedim, tekrar yükleyip denemek isterim.

[@RussianUkrainian9]

But what can?

[@daveb7443]

'Kaplumbağa bir kedi yer' Super useful whenever I'm in Istanbul 🤣

[@Turkishle]

😂😂

[@abcdefu3198]

😂😂😂 “At bir örümcek yer” Duolingo is just crazy!

[@francecb410]

@@abcdefu3198 The horse eats a spider, like wtf that's cap

[@Elvirapaz]

😂

[@fenerlitilki6086]

​@@abcdefu3198 Duolingo forces you to make these sentences in order that you understand the structure of the language instead of memorising basic clauses. You can never be a successful language learner without knowing this

[@alekseilaktionov2817]

Whatever you say Duolingo gives good amount of you vocabulary.

[@Wazkaty]

A dictionnary too. But better : English is not my first language and voc is not translated.. most of the time. So no : I need to make researches because... it's wrong. I tried with my mothertongue : same matter, plus the problem of the pronounciation. Too less "human", so the app can't really teaches. But it's useful : I use it. But for the voc clearly it's very poor

[@andreabrs0931]

I became fluent in Romanian and French using Duolingo. Not only, of course, but it helped me a lot. I'm starting Turkish now, and even if sentences are weird you are still learning grammar rules and words in context. If you know how to say "the dog is at the office" and "is the spider working ?" so you know how to say "I'm at the office" "I'm at work" "are you at the office" or "are you at work ?" ... And never forget that Duolingo is free 😉

[@TheSabaton1]

What rules do you learn exactly when they force you to use the same word with different suffixes without explaining it one bit?

[@afiqahazmi9888]

​@@TheSabaton1 you're right they didn't explain the reason but when you clicked on the comment section after submitting one answer, there's a discussion part where people clarify the reason behind it. it's confusing yet worth it. I'm learning turkish and Italian using duolingo but I don't stop there. You can try to widen you prospects of studying language through different platform as well. hope it helps!

[@andreabrs0931]

@@TheSabaton1 You learn a language by assimilation, not by learning grammar rules by heart ... ;)

[@moldovananti-zionist6276]

Sunt fericit să aud că știți și română și franceză. Moi aussi

[@andreabrs0931]

@@moldovananti-zionist6276 bravo 😁 quelle est ta langue native ?

[@fatimadadwal7020]

I also learn Turkish from Duolingo same like this 😂😂😂

[@Turkishle]

hahah nice! 🤩

[@salahuddinkhan4937]

Same to youu

[@Wazkaty]

Same : impossible to learn in an effective way without a Turkish near by hahaha

[@Harununuz45]

_"KöÖöpEklArr oFiSe gİdiYorrr"_ _Dulongo mükemmel👌 Türkçe öğretiyor-_

[@Nerdelerosmann]

ssjsjjs Hoşçaaa

[@anti-narc1343]

The way he said "gidiyor" 😂😂🤣🤣😂

[@ezielinska702]

😆 ve: içer....

[@christelstevens]

Completely true. So sick of learning how to talk about ducks reading the newspaper!😂😂😂

[@samarahossain1886]

The birds read newspapers 😂

[@HAPPY-ll6tg]

Kuşlar gazete okur 😂😂😂

[@meky8850]

So Real omg 😭😭😭😭

[@Arabica]

This couldn’t be more accurate 😂

[@ThePoodleEnthusiast]

She didn’t even get hoscakal 😭😭😭

[@tessared2394]

😂😂😂😂

I completed the entire Turkish course on Duolingo while living in Turkey. Whenever I met actual Turks, it was like they spoke an entirely different language. I couldn't understand a word, and most phrases from Duo were useless in real-life situations. It was really frustrating. Like, Turks use the expression "Kolay gelsin" a lot. It's like street Turkish 101, the basics of real Turkish. Not a single "Kolay gelsin" mentioned in Duo. So, Duolingo Turkish is better than nothing, but you better stray from it as early as possible. Go talk to real Turks and ask them for guidance instead.

[@Hickimse17098]

You're right Bu arada ben Türk'üm

[@ashfiashahreen4716]

How long did it take to complete the full course on Duolingo ? I am also learning turkish on Duolingo 😩.Do you suggest any better app to learn?

@@ashfiashahreen4716 It took me about 6 months to complete. I suggest you switch to interacting with real people as soon as possible. If there aren't any native or at least fluent speakers available, use resources like italki

[@TheTurkicCc]

​@Did someone ask for a native speaker?

[@odez5412]

Or get a course. Way bhetter than duo.

[@stuartelder7344]

l had this happen recently, l was at a festival here in Australia, there was a Turkish food stall, l tried a few words and couldn't remember words l needed, they were appreciative l was trying my Turkish and said keep practising everyday, such nice people, l learn through Turkishle not Duolingo

[@surjaa.c]

As a person who has primarily used Duolingo to learn Turkish, I would say that this isn't entirely accurate. It's true that some sentences are extremely strange but, in my opinion, Duolingo has many positives as well. There are some grammar notes before most lessons (although only available on the web version, as far as I know); the comment section after each exercise can be a gold mine of tips, pointers and explanations about WHY a certain thing is the way it is; and most importantly, there is no barrier to entry since the app is totally free. That makes it so easy to just try it out first and later decide whether you want to only use Duolingo or use it in combination with other resources/courses/apps.

[@juns5979]

It's worth it to me after my first lesson yesterday since I could now understand how the personal suffixes work with basic sentences. even though I only learned the man drinks water. water is su but the rest I don't remember yet haha needs some time

[@odez5412]

It doesnt teach you basics. I wanted to improve my Engkish but same and same thing. There werent so much explanation (i already knew all of them by watching English stuff). Without explanation i dont think you can learn it good.

[@Amanda.0317]

Its so true 😂😂 i got so fed up with it. I love Turishle ❤ its taught me applicable turkish with the many turkish people i interact with 😊 thank you!

[@StomachAcid]

This had me laughing so hard, especially the end! I literally sound like this even after learning it for almost a year, but I have a 335 day streak!

[@TaLila360]

"Pembe fil postanede domatesi yer" 😂

[@aestheticart4955]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@notadane]

The point of duolingo is to learn sentence structure and how to string words together. Complemented with a phrase book and grammar book, it's a great start.

[@ShahAhammedullahShamimHowlader]

"Birayı ayı içer"-Duolingo😂 But what kind bear it is.😂

[@jimmohammed555]

Duolingo is best for beginners ❤️. Makes everything easier ❤️🇹🇷

[@afiqahazmi9888]

agreed! duolingo is easier for beginners to get accustom with the vocabs and whatnot. To be fluent in both speaking, reading and comprehension wise I think it's a must to try other platforms

[@jimmohammed555]

@@afiqahazmi9888 this is for you my dearest sis to learn 👇 Turkish alphabet Aa (আ) (a) Bb (be/বে) (be) Cc (যে) (ce) Çç (che/ছে) (çe) Dd (de/ডে) (de) Ee (a/এ) (e) Ff (fe/ফে) (fe) Gg (ge/গে) (ge) Ğğ (ghe/ঘে) (ğe) Hh (he/হে) (he) Iı (ঈ) (ı) İi (e/ই) (i) Jj (j/জে) (je) Kk (khe/খে) (ke) Ll (le/লে) (le) Mm (me/মে) (me) Nn (ne/নে) (ne) Oo (o/ও) (o) Öö (ou/ঔ) (ö) Pp (phe/ফে) (pe) Rr (re/রে) (re) Ss (se/সে) (se) Şş (she/শে) (şe) Tt (the/থে) (te) Uu (u/উ) (u) Üü (ঊ) (ü) Vv (ve/ভে) (ve) Yy (ye/ইয়ে) (ye) Zz (ze/জে) (ze) Vowel : Aa, Ee, Iı, İi, Oo, Öö, Uu, Üü Turkish number 0 sıfır 1 bir 1st 1'inci 2 iki 2nd 2'nci 3 üç 3rd 3'üncü 4 dört 4th 4'üncü 5 beş 5th 5'inci 6 altı 6th 6'ncı 7 yedi 7th 7'nci 8 sekiz 8th 8'inci 9 dokuz 9th 9'uncu 10 on 10th 10'uncu 11 on bir 11th 11'inci 12 on iki 13 on üç 14 on dört 15 on beş 16 on altı 17 on yedi 18 on sekiz 19 on dokuz 20 yirmi 20th 20'nci 30 otuz 30th 30'uncu 40 kırk 40th 40'ıncı 50 elli 50th 50'nci 60 altmış 60th 60'ıncı 70 yetmiş 70th 70'inci 80 seksen 80th 80'inci 90 doksan 90th 90'ıncı 100 yüz 100th 100'üncü 101 yüz bir 102 yüz iki 110 yüz on 111 yüz on bir 200 iki yüz 200th 200'üncü 201 iki yüz bir 500 beş yüz 999 dokuz yüz doksan dokuz 1000 bin 1000th 1000'inci 1001 bin bir 1002 bin iki 1010 bin on 1011 bin on bir 1100 bin yüz 1101 bin yüz bir 1111 bin yüz on bir 2000 iki bin 5000 beş bin 9999 dokuz bin dokuz yüz doksan dokuz 10,000 on bin 100,000 yüz bin 1,000,000 bir milyon 10,000,000 on milyon 100,000,000 yüz milyon 1,000,000,000 bir milyar plus/positive + artı/pozitif minus/negative - eksi/negatif multiplied by/times * çarpı divided by / bölü equals = eşittir not equal to ≠ eşit değildir less than büyük less than or equal to ≤ küçük eşittir more than or equal to ≥ büyük eşittir parentheses () parantez square brackets [] köşeli parantez

[@afiqahazmi9888]

@@jimmohammed555 thank you so much brother! 🙏🏾 really appreciate it a lot.

[@holmespianotuning]

I tend to agree it helps to get a foothold and understand sentence structure, it’s not meant to enable you to talk to people on the street. It’s an opener which can encourage more in depth study. Ultimately listening and reading then later speaking is what will produce real results.

[@farizfauzianshari8860]

And now i'm on my 195 daystreak 😎, but in case u don't know, Duo now brings a logical sentence after a long eazy pizzy lesson 😂

[@turkcu06]

Türkçe konuşabilir misin çeviri kullanmadan

[@teamj7745]

@@turkcu06 funny😂

[@farizfauzianshari8860]

@@turkcu06 uygulaması kullanırken aslında hiç konuşmamı gelişmedi. Eğlenceli olduğu ve tutarlılık geliştirdiğimden dolayı şuana kadar oynageliyorum. 😂😂

[@harshitmehroliya1629]

Yes

[@Weeyza_2008]

speaking with Turkish peoples>>>using duolingo

[@emircanakdemir2123]

Bu doğru valla çünkü günlük hayatta konuştuğumuz Türkçe ile normal Türkçe'nin alakası bile yok

[@Weeyza_2008]

@@emircanakdemir2123 evet gelsinler Türk sunucuya katılsınlar onlara güzelce öğretebilicek iyi kişiler illa çıkar

[@Weeyza_2008]

@@nicksizeueueueueuuuu tabiki :) bi kaç tane sunucu atıyorum orlardan arkadaş ekleyebilirsin

[@BILGI_PASA]

​@@Weeyza_2008 ama dil öğretmek dışında küfür öğretmesinler XD

[@Weeyza_2008]

@@BILGI_PASA evet çok yapıyolar XD birisi Rus arkadaşıma kelimei şehadet getittirmişti IWHWEĞSJWHWHE

[@Aimeraudee]

THIS IS SO RELATABLE DUOLINGO IS SUCH A MESSY APP

[@yenlx3354]

That’s exactly how I feel. 😂

[@tico_carlinhos]

Yes exactly! Glad I'm learning with Turkishle 🤗.

[@Turkishle]

That's great! 🙌 🥰️

[@bharatmatakayoda]

People don't understan Duolingo is only for vocab

[@Dailydoseofqoutes]

Haha that was on point. Nice video Can.

[@michellebates528]

Duolingo has helped me some with word order, but I also take your classes. I think Duo is a great way to see a little of a language when you're first learning.

[@Turkishle]

That's true! 🤗

[@saherahnoor]

Damn I just finished 102 days streak in Duolingo Turkish lesson. And trust me not a single sentences they teach made sense to me still. I just enjoy it as a game, that's all it about mostly. The vocabs are easy to learn. But grammar and structure? RIP! 😂

[@BILGI_PASA]

U WANT TO KNOW TURKISH? Then listening a turkish conversation will be better than duolingo.

[@saherahnoor]

@@BILGI_PASA Yep you're right. I've already enrolled in A1 Masterclass of Turkishle btw. Duolingo is okay as a gamified approach, but not as a real language learning tool. 🌞

[@BILGI_PASA]

@@saherahnoor yes. For example, "Kolay gelsin" is a common phrase. You can say "Kolay gelsin" when you see someone doing a work and you want that his work turn into an easy work, you say "Kolay gelsin". For english meaning "May your work be easy".

[@AybarsMuratOfficial]

As a native speaker, I can say this man speak Turkish so good not bad

[@adsoyad1999.]

Bu çocuk türk zaten kanka

[@AybarsMuratOfficial]

@@adsoyad1999. biliyorum olm taklidi güzel yapmış

[@adsoyad1999.]

He onu diyon aynn

[@1379chuchu]

😂😂😂 "hoşça 😂😂 hoşçakalın 🙈❤️

[@afiqahazmi9888]

I feel attacked hahahaha but this is so true, I think the purpose of duolingo is for us to get familiar with the terms and how to put things into sentences even if it doesn't makes sense 😂😭😂😭 it's good that I'm learning it via duolingo and Turkishle hehe!

[@onebunnehenry5335]

I think speaking and practising with Turkish people helps a lot. Speaking from experience.

[@ekipimoli]

Bi ara duolingodan Türkçe öğreniyodum “Sabah akşam kızlarla gezerim” diye bir cümleyi söyletti bana 😅

[@Turkishle]

hahahha çok komik! 😂

[@blessbrian1295]

I’m in Istanbul now and I’m doing my best to learn Turkish. I really love the language but don’t have any friends to learn from.

[@CaoCao-t1y]

This man is doing the greatest job, I can't thank him enough❤ dear Be blessed

[@wangtee]

This literally how we speak Turkish smdmsmmdmdmdmd

[@tutaart]

duolingo drives me crazy 😂💔

[@Turkishle]

😂😂

[@LadyKestrel23]

Your videos are very helpful! ❤❤

[@carlosmontes6189]

lesson learned from Duolingo "annem bu gece uyumacayak"

[@UnlikelyKLAWZ]

Naah say anam uyumayacak its better

[@akoostive]

When I'm learning Turkish only with series and movies:

[@esedullahyagli]

As a Turk myself, I can say that Turkish people are sooo eager to teach basic phrases to foreigners and enjoy talking to people who want to learn Turkish. Just start a conversation and you will be fine 😅

[@anti-narc1343]

This exactly how i speak to turkish bros 🤣🤣😂😂😂

[@lilischandra7679]

Bende😅

[@FRPAmbience]

@@lilischandra7679 You have to study spelling. Some suffixes are written with a space.

[@Guys......555]

The last one hoca mmmmm hoşça kal😂

[@MrSanBento]

Why is this so accurate 😂😂

[@crisperez7216]

I have am learning turkish with duo lingo and I don’t know why it’s teaching me how to say “the rabbit eats the spider” or “the elefant drinks milk”… 🤷‍♀️

[@SammieG1209]

:D the weirder the sentence the easier you remember it :D

[@IvanJanovsky]

duo lingo is a good start. biraz turkce ogrendim

[@meChristiangurl]

This video made me rolling on the floor 🤣 Teşekkürler Can bu video beni çok mutlu etti...

[@Turkishle]

hahah glad we did! 🤗

[@nehaarfat6612]

🤣🤣true

[@Guys......555]

The elephant is in post office 😂

[@Nerdelerosmann]

Hayatımda gördüğüm en iyi muhabbet'' .:Merhaba nasılsın? :''köpekler ofise gidiyor..'' :Pardon anlamadım! :''Adam su içeğrrr.'' :

[@stmark4181]

I died when he said, "Wait, wait! Listen to this" LOL!

[@irmakaleem1670]

So accurate 😂

[@SoldierOfFaith16]

I do learn on duolingo + speak with turkish people, i am getting more and more into the language itself.

[@MegaSimoneB]

This is very true.😂😂😂😂 But in defence of Duolingo if you use it as a base it still helps with learning words and grammar. I watch a lot of Dizis and I can understand some of what they say now and thanks to many of thr

[@Rocio.Duarte0222]

😂😂😂 I’m trying my best but this is me in a nutshell!!! Such beautiful language.

[@dinazorolmusum]

Sorry= üzgünüm Goodbye=elveda

[@Vl27203]

Whenever I introduce myself in Turkish and the native already say my Turkish is good 😂

[@Turkishle]

Niice! 🤗

[@yishml1822]

This is how I used to speak Turkish lol😂😂

[@aldinzausa3698]

Lol ..This is why I stopped duolingo practice.. That app is more on turkish phrases

[@harinarinaa]

😂😂 yaa Allah Hocaa,, You described me as learning Turkish 😅😅😅

[@riyali388]

So good😂

[@Jj56644]

those who are learning Turkish from duolingo I suggest to watch Turkish drama with English subtitles along with

[@justshwe]

In fact, there are so many idioms in Turkish films that subtitles sometimes fail to translate correctly :')

[@Jj56644]

@@justshwe yes ... that's the point..when you start to notice these little mistakes..... that there is something wrong between original voice and subtitle that's the time when you start to learn that language ......and that trick is applicable for all laguages.... believe me bro I can speak Turkish

[@Jj56644]

@@justshwe bir dakika Sen Türk müsün Yoksa

[@justshwe]

@@Jj56644 Evet, Türk'üm

[@henridejong2013]

So funny... your english is as one would learned Turkish on duolingo... good explanation!

[@Turkishle]

🤩🤩

[@BinVinya]

"Mavi bir kedim var" KDBDKCNSDLADMLSMXLASNLDWKDL 😺🟦

[@WajiaKargar-t8k]

Thanks for that I've just subscribed and liked and plz if you post videos with turkey subtitles besides English subtitles then, that would be Awesome👏😊

[@Dexorisma999]

Biz genelde "üzgünüm" sözcüğünü kullanmayız,bunun yerine Fransızca diline ait olan "pardon" sözcüğünü kullanırız,ama ingilizcede bulunan "sorry" sözcüğünün asıl karşılığı "üzgünüm sözcüğüdür.

[@peynirformaggio6915]

Duolingo: kaplumbağa bir köpek yiyor.😂😂😂

[@shubhangizine4182]

🤣🤣🤣🤣.. çok iyi..can abi.... Sen çok komik ya...

[@farooqali7569]

Amazing keep going 👍👍👍👍

[@mitztli]

-Merhaba -Merhaba, ne var ne yok? - Evet , kedi kitap okudu yarın. Büçük bir şehir çay edir. - Your turkish is amazing

[@gioacchinoleone6248]

Apparently, the weird sentences.of Duolingo is a learning strategy. The weirder are the sentences, the more you are able to keep them in mind, since they are uncommon. I ve never used it, so I could not tell to which extend it works.

[@ParsaMahdipour]

“O erkek eteği giyer” Harika 💯

[@faithh6307]

This is so true but when I tried duolingo Spanish it was more Beneficial and realistic

[@mitztli]

It is the same as the phrase "London is capital of the Great Britain ". Very useful in real life

[@brolol3136]

Hahahah 🤣😆🤣😆😂😂😂 That, like, totally hit the spot, comrades 🌟✨💓 Hello from Belarus 🇧🇾

[@phvenicesi]

Türk olarak doğmasaydım kesinlikle Türkçe öğrenemezdim

[@OdlyAK]

Today I learned this on Duolingo "keşke bu okul seçseydim" 😂😂

[@Turkishle]

haha!

[@Naliyah.christine]

It’s the random sentences that the app teaches that no one will use.

[@adeeltahir2685]

My 171 day streak cries inside. That aside, I think it's unrealistic to expect to go from Duolingo straight to conversation. My goal is to able to read a children's book 😂

[@Kittystudy15]

Duolingo acaip yardım ediyor gerçekten jsjsjsjs

[@starlsma2000]

Literally me learning from duolingo ahahaha

[@nasimaraxmatullayeva4603]

😂😂😂gülmekten öldüm. Köpekler gazete okur. Hahah that's why I've stopped using duolingo

[@misterwill3625]

I tried Duolingo Turkish and it was awful: pointless sentences, no explanation of rules or why you got something wrong, having to redo sentences if you get one letter wrong in a sentence, robotic fast voices, no stories so you never hear a coherent Turkish sentences, and more. I switched to Babbel that at least gives me basic words 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@Turkishle]

Interestingg

[@misterwill3625]

@@Turkishle Duolingo just has random, silly sentences in Turkish like your examples in your videos. At least, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, and French has sensible stories and very basic grammar rules while having silly sentences in the lessons.

[@diamond_darkk]

i tottaly agree

[@DioneZoieZerrudo]

I heard one 'Adam sue a chair'

[@erin_craig_01]

This is exactly why i bolted and left Duo the hell alone 😂😂😂

[@chikititus]

"Adam ve su"... The least used phrase on the face of the Earth... But Duolingo teaches you! 😂😂😂

[@beepst]

This. I tried Duolingo for Turkish and it’s really bad. 😅 I ended up taking private lessons and using other resources like this channel, for example.

[@genesisyamille]

ACCURATE

[@sheilahmiller1065]

I ues duolingo along with other things. I don't sound like that. Lol. This made me spit my soda out.

[@stmark4181]

LOL! I went to Turkiye and I only knew TWO WORDS : Merhaba and Tesekkuler

[@Islandlifefornow]

Were you spying on my Turkish lessons? LOL!

[@werdahbatool]

Kediler çorba içer. 😭😂

[@evabeyza]

Ama yine de Duolingo yeni öğrendiğiniz bir dili anlamak için çok iyi oluyor. Ben İngilizcemi onunla geliştirmiştim

[@Jj56644]

Doğru diyorsun Ben de duolingo kullandım hiçbir şey anlayamadım orada dan.

[@milamirana8710]

I was learning turkish in Duolingo.. Then I gave up This is so relatable 😂😂

[@carlatunheim1190]

This is totally me😂😂😂😂🙋🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

[@KingsCrossVIP]

hhh you are an excellent actor lol you catch the whole low confident confidence very well 😂😂😂

[@Random_Maths]

Very very accurate 😂😂😂😂😂

[@AuliaAzzahra-tr6un]

that hoscakal is very cute