Most Common 50 Verbs in Turkish - Part 2

You will learn the most common 25 Turkish verbs that will make your life a lot easier when talking in Turkish! You will be able to express yourself better in daily situations 😎 Can you make a sentence using one of these verbs? Comment below!
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00:00 - Intro
00:34 - Verbs
14:24: - Summary
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[@Turkishle]

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[@nasrinabsari2492]

Thanks for your useful and practical lessons. As an English teacher, I can say that your explanation in English is correct and clear. Good luck and wish you the best.

[@Sarahm.malik777]

Dear son JAN, thank you so much for one of the best teaching channels on KZbin for TURKISH Lessons, my wife was not able to speak in six months of her arrival to ISTANBUL but when she has seen your teaching method now she can communicate. Allah blesses you for this free help to people that increases the respect of TURKISH peoples in the world. Uncle MALIK. Sevgili oğlum JAN, KZbin'da Türkçe Dersleri için en iyi öğretim kanallarından biri için çok teşekkür ederim, eşim İSTANBUL'a gelişinden altı ay sonra konuşamadı ama öğretim yönteminizi görünce şimdi iletişim kurabiliyor. Dünyada TÜRK halklarının saygısını artıran insanlara yapılan bu bedava yardım için Allah sizden razı olsun. MALIK Amca.

[@kupaksulja]

Including the three tenses for each verb has been so helpful! Thank you

[@asyasuvorova2005]

Being a linguist myself, I very much enjoy the clearest and finest pronounciation of yours in both languages. Of course the method of using 3 tenses at once with examples is very helpful, too. I started living in Turkiye and am sure that your lessons will help me in my study a lot. By the way I am Russian by origin but learning Turkish from English appears to be more satisfiying. Thank you so much ve iyi 'sanslar!

[@user-jx7ng2lw1p]

You're very helping dear

[@SofiaKavvadia]

both first and second part are so precious! I really loved your examples!!!

[@aldinzausa3698]

Teşekküler ederim Can. These are very helpful.

[@LovelaceHomes]

Thank you for your wonderful videos. I find them very helpful 🙏🏻

[@Turkishle]

you are very welcome! 😊

[@yes7855]

thank you for the PDFs, they're really cool!!

[@mahreennawaz8111]

your videos are very helpful for me to learn Turkish. thank you

[@miegy8650]

It's very helpful! Thank you for making these videos. I appreciate it a lot. :D

[@Turkishle]

Merhaba arkadaşlar😊 Hope you liked the video🙏 It would be a good practice for you if you make some sentences with the verbs in the video😊 Don't forget to comment your sentences so that I can see as well 🇹🇷

[@laibakhurram8940]

Teşekkur ederim!! 🇵🇰

[@Turkishle]

@@laibakhurram8940 İzlediğin için ben teşekkür ederim Laiba😊 Shukrıa 🙏

[@yesimg1502]

Abi duyulan geçmiş zamanı da yap bence.

[@mahmoudkassim3395]

Çok sağolun,derslerin çok iyi. devam et

[@aptinbey]

What up?!

[@robinluke4025]

Can your video is excellent!! The best part is you are teaching all three tenses together!! Teshekkur Ediyorum!!

[@user-gh6kh4om9y]

Thanks for your efforts l really appreciate your saying of the turkish sentences

[@agnessmsae8992]

Çok teşekkürler

[@eduardocandidodasilva3332]

Ben Brezilyalıyım. Bu videoyu çok beğendim. Tebrikler ve çok teşekkür ederim!

[@sybillax6512]

Hi Can, thanks these most common verb tutorials have been really helpful. I like your teaching style :-)

[@ellaheroisemuco1712]

Can you're very helpful, thanks very much

[@imsagamer4671]

thank you so allah bless you!!

[@sajierozannah7041]

Thank you for this video it is a very big help to me because I'm a filipino nationality for me it is a very difficult to learn but I will do my best to learn and I try and try to make it understand this turkish language, I learned this language because I really like to watch turkish series like ask ve ceza, thank for your effort if you can do more uploading videos and explain very slowly and I want this lesson you are a great tutor for all of us, once again cok tesekkur ederim iyi aksamlar from the Philippines.

[@abdulrahimkath6784]

You are the best Very nice video and the way of presntstion is incredible. All the best

[@mimizhao2364]

too great video helpfully too much thanks a lot and hope more video 😄

[@dialaham7418]

Fotograf çekmek, very useful 😂 thank you 🌹

[@keyhanddokhtkavianpour7749]

Fantastic

[@Quranverses0]

Cok teshekur ederim Can. You’ve been really helpful.

[@Turkishle]

sure! glad you liked it! 😊

[@sandrew255]

Thank you. I really enjoy your videos and appreciate the time and effort you put in to make them. There is so much information in them that I need to watch them over and over again, and take lots of notes! It is also very helpful to hear you say the words and sentences. Your accent is easy to understand.

[@Turkishle]

Happy that you like the video :)

[@syndiosin]

this one and the first one are very useful

[@daldiraalmeidasilva7350]

Çok guzel muito bom

[@rachmisuwondo7979]

Merhaba.... cok tessekur ederim...

[@Turkishle]

Merhaba! Rica ederiz

[@ubaidakhtar8047]

Muhteşem kardeşim!!!!!!!! Seni çok seviyorum.

[@Turkishle]

Teşekkürler Ubaid :)

[@sumasa6330]

Thank you for this useful video, it is really beneficial, please can you make a video about negative form of simple past tense.

[@Turkishle]

Noted Sumaia! Thanks for the suggestion :)

[@Alexamw]

Hi Can . Thank your for your patience with us. i am new subscriber and i love your Turkish lessons. I am trying to download the free pdf but isn't sending me mail with subscription link (it worked with name of the countries/nationalities list)

[@c.b.2962]

Kedileri seviyorum. Dilleri seviyorum. Türkçe güzel bir dildir. Teşekkürler.

[@Mimih_reeeo]

these videos are REALLY helping me , but can you do a video about first day of school and stuff? that would be amazing..

[@Turkishle]

Wow! Glad you think so! 🤗

[@didimorgan7626]

Prince 💕💕💕

[@norsalmaismail]

Very good and informative 👍🏼 I have just subscribe to your channel Can. Am I wrong to note, “başlamak” (verb #15) was repeated in verb #27? 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@intanfitri2722]

Teşekkurler turkçe ögretmenim👍👍

[@Turkishle]

Rica ederim!

[@intanfitri2722]

@@Turkishle please teach me the differences of teyze ve hala amca ve dayi I forgot. Which one bro n sister from mom or dad😊😊

[@mkaan9625]

@@intanfitri2722 teyze is sister of mom, dayı is brother of mom, hala is sister of dad, amca is brother of dad

[@intanfitri2722]

@@mkaan9625 tesekkur ederim

[@mkaan9625]

@@intanfitri2722 rica ederim

[@ezielinska702]

I appreciate your work!

[@mehditila7424]

💙💙💙

[@abdullahkhaili3697]

Yes Ibecame a tree Waiting for you a beautiful saying Thanks for " half a cent" Of Tirkish words

[@majed5006]

Very helpful, Thanks. I have a question, Why to add "ır" to the verb? Kapat-ır

[@qaz1001]

'Cause "Kapat" has 2 syllables (ka-pat).

[@Heavenlyrics_]

başlamak was ın the fırst part of 25 words.

[@norsalmaismail]

Yes, I noted it too, the repeated verb ‘başlamak’ .. guess it is one verb which I will remember very well! 😁🙏🏻👍🏼

[@heenashaikh8587]

Can you pls explain the difference öf yok hayır n değil

[@dimaspetrov4899]

can you explaın please the pronunciation of the future tense .Some letters ı can hear them

[@qaz1001]

-ayacağım/eyeceğim is often pronounced as "-icam/icem". Same with -ayacağım/eyeceğim.

[@noviboerniat8204]

Tanışmak ve bulusmak ayni (same) = to meet? Lütfen açıkla, tesekkürlar 🙏

[@Turkishle]

Tanışmak = to meet someone for the first time Buluşmak = to meet someone you already know

[@noviboerniat8204]

@@Turkishle Masya Allah.. Tesekkür ediyorum Can

[@frankmurray9172]

The pronunciation particularly of the future tense was helpful. Another meaning of izlemek is to follow ( as well as to watch. ) E.g I followed the man Adami izledim

[@user-qm8kp4rf7g]

13:49， it should be 'Bu tişörtü nerde deneyebilirim' or 'Bu tişörtü nerede deneyebilirim'?

[@vanessaevans3401]

Çalmak, to play. You say it is to play an instrument. Is is also used to play sport, cards, chess etc ??? Thanks Vanessa in the Uk 😊

[@Turkishle]

Çalmak has 2 uses to steal - Ahmet araba çalıyor.(Ahmet is stealing a car.) to play an instrument - Ben gitar çalıyorum(I'm playing a guitar) to play: oynamak Ben basketbol oluyorum.(I'm playing basketball) Selim satranç oynuyor.(Selim is playing chess.)

[@ramzy7330]

Anyone knows what hes saying at the beginning? Meriba?

[@alkarisi2585]

Merhaba, means "Hello"

[@wafikiri_]

Doesn't çalmak also mean to knock, e.g., at a door?

[@wafikiri_]

@@roygbiv5290 The very verb "saber" in Spanish has several meanings too: to know, to have certain abilities, and to taste: "esto sabe bien" = "this tastes good," "sé nadar, sé hablar griego" = "I can swim, I can speak Greek." Maybe it has more senses, I can't think of any right now. It is usual for some usual verbs in many languages to have various meanings. I understand the Turkish verb almak has meanings like to get, to acquire, to buy, maybe others I don't know of. And so on.

[@ulduzgozel]

u good teather

[@beatrizpacheco1119]

In your verbs do you put three examples, they are all in the first person, are the verbs in the present, past and future?

[@kadircanyldran1849]

-di,-du adding for past last -im-um adding first person same for -iyor -uyor for present and for future -ecek -acak is the adding

[@beatrizpacheco1119]

thank you so much

[@landofw56]

A very very difficult language

[@qaz1001]

No, it's one of the easiest languages

[@esinsafak07]

Bekleye bekleye agac oldum degilmiy di ?

[@chusnulyakin5503]

Can, i tell you that your pdf-2 = pdf-1

[@ManishPrajapati-mf4wz]

Bugün sali

[@Turkishle]

evet doğru!🤗

[@TurkAbdurahman]

Is this correct? Onlar saat 6’da okulda tanışıyorlar translation: they will meet at school at 6 o’clock

[@Turkishle]

Nope, it should be 'Onlar saat 6’da okulda BULUŞUYORLAR'

[@Maulkaris]

Why başlamak to repeat again? In part 1 it was already

[@user-zg2vn3fx5g]

Am confused with pronunciation & conjugation .

[@hannasubs_]

Nasıl video yorumlarındaki herkes Türk olmaz

[@mainhi6729]

Slowdown

[@AbdulRashid-rc6ph]

u have repeated same words in part 2 that u said in part 1 this is cheating