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Core Words Lesson #20 — Quiz Review
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Core Words Lesson #17 — Quiz Review
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How to Learn Turkish Faster & Easier with Structured Audio/Video Lessons
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Core Words Lesson #16 — Quiz Review
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Core Words: How to Say “Who,” “What,” and More!
Hi everybody, my name is Seda. Welcome to the 2000 Core Turkish Words and Phrases video series! Each lesson will help you learn new words, practice, and review what you’ve learned. Ok! Let’s get started! First is… WORD 1 (NORMAL SPEED) ekoseli (NORMAL SPEED) “plaid” (NORMAL SPEED) ekoseli (SLOW) ekoseli (NORMAL SPEED) “plaid” (NORMAL SPEED) ekoseli mini etek (NORMAL SPEED) “plaid mini-skirt” (SLOW) ekoseli mini etek WORD 2 (NORMAL SPEED) dalgalı (NORMAL SPEED) “wavy” (NORMAL SPEED) dalgalı (SLOW) dalgalı (NORMAL SPEED) “wavy” (NORMAL SPEED) dalgalı saç (NORMAL SPEED) “wavy hair” (SLOW) dalgalı saç WORD 3 (NORMAL SPEED) kimlik (NORMAL SPEED) “identification” (NORMAL SPEED) kimlik (SLOW) kimlik (NORMAL SPEED) “identification” (NORMAL SPEED) Öğrenci kartımı kimlik olarak kullanabilir miyim? (NORMAL SPEED) “Can I use my student card as my identification card?” (SLOW) Öğrenci kartımı kimlik olarak kullanabilir miyim? WORD 4 (NORMAL SPEED) neden (NORMAL SPEED) “why” (NORMAL SPEED) neden (SLOW) neden (NORMAL SPEED) “why” (NORMAL SPEED) Neden bugün kötü bir ruh halinde? (NORMAL SPEED) “Why is he in a bad mood today?” (SLOW) Neden bugün kötü bir ruh halinde? WORD 5 (NORMAL SPEED) nasıl (NORMAL SPEED) “how” (NORMAL SPEED) nasıl (SLOW) nasıl (NORMAL SPEED) “how” (NORMAL SPEED) Nasıl diyorsun… (NORMAL SPEED) “how do you say…” (SLOW) Nasıl diyorsun… WORD 6 (NORMAL SPEED) ne zaman (NORMAL SPEED) “when” (NORMAL SPEED) ne zaman (SLOW) ne zaman (NORMAL SPEED) “when” (NORMAL SPEED) Eve ne zaman geleceksin? (NORMAL SPEED) “When will you come home?” (SLOW) Eve ne zaman geleceksin? WORD 7 (NORMAL SPEED) nerede/nereye (NORMAL SPEED) “where” (NORMAL SPEED) nerede/nereye (SLOW) nerede/nereye (NORMAL SPEED) “where” (NORMAL SPEED) Nereye gidiyorsun? (NORMAL SPEED) “Where are you going?” (SLOW) Nereye gidiyorsun? WORD 8 (NORMAL SPEED) ne (NORMAL SPEED) “what” (NORMAL SPEED) ne (SLOW) ne (NORMAL SPEED) “what” (NORMAL SPEED) Ne için? (NORMAL SPEED) “What for?” (SLOW) Ne için? WORD 9 (NORMAL SPEED) kim (NORMAL SPEED) “who” (NORMAL SPEED) kim (SLOW) kim (NORMAL SPEED) “who” (NORMAL SPEED) Ben kimim? (NORMAL SPEED) “Who am I?” (SLOW) Ben kimim? WORD 10 (NORMAL SPEED) ne tür (NORMAL SPEED) “what kind” (NORMAL SPEED) ne tür (SLOW) ne tür (NORMAL SPEED) “what kind” (NORMAL SPEED) Bu yıl ne tür bir araba satın alacaksın? (NORMAL SPEED) “What kind of car are you going to buy this year?” (SLOW) Bu yıl ne tür bir araba satın alacaksın? PRACTICE/REVIEW Let’s review. Respond to the prompts by speaking aloud. First, you will hear a word or phrase in English. Respond in Turkish, then repeat after me, focusing on pronunciation. Ready? (Do you remember how to say “plaid?” Review 1) (3) (2) (1) ekoseli (1) ekoseli (And how to say “wavy?” Review 2) (3) (2) (1) dalgalı (1) dalgalı (What about “identification?” Review 3) (3) (2) (1) kimlik (1) kimlik (Do you remember how to say “why?” Review 4) (3) (2) (1) neden (1) neden (Let’s try “how!” Review 5) (3) (2) (1) nasıl (1) nasıl (What about “when?” Review 6) (3) (2) (1) ne zaman (1) ne zaman (Now, let’s see if you remember how to say “where!” Review 7) (3) (2) (1) nerede/nereye (1) nerede/nereye (Another one! What about “what?” Review 8) (3) (2) (1) ne (1) ne (Do you remember how to say “who?” Review 9) (3) (2) (1) kim (1) kim (And finally, do you remember how to say “what kind?” Review 10) (3) (2) (1) ne tür (1) ne tür Well done! See you next time! Güle güle. -
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How to Give Your Name in Turkish – Part 1
Hello! Merhaba! What’s up everyone? Welcome to another Turkish whiteboard lessons. Today we have a fun topic. We will talk about how to give your name in Turkish. Are you guys ready? Let’s get started. First, let’s look at our dialogue. Merhaba, Ben Demir Dilber. Memnun oldum. Ben de memnun oldum. Ben Defne Deniz Now let’s look at the English translation. Hello, I’m Demir Dilber. Pleased to meet you. I’m also pleased to meet you. I’m Defne Deniz Do you see the structure here? Let’s look at the structure. Let’s see our sentence pattern. Ben [Name] Ben Seda, for example. Or you can say, Adım [Name]. Again, same structure. Ben [Name] Adım [Name] Ben Seda Adım Seda Easy, right? Okay, let’s see what we have here. The grammar. Okay, let’s see the grammar. As you can see, to be verb often omitted in Turkish, which makes it very much easier. Ben means I. As you can see, you don’t say I am. You just say I. Ben Ben Seda Or let’s look at this one. Adım This means my name. My name As you can see, we don’t have my name is. We don’t have M is are. We don’t have the to be. Ben Adım That’s it. Just one word. If you learn that one word, you can say your name in Turkish. Okay, let’s see what we have next. We have the vocabulary. Let’s see our Turkish vocabulary first. Merhaba This means hello. And I want to say something. Normally, we don’t read the H in merhaba. We say Merhaba Let’s see the next one Memnun oldum Pleased to meet you. Let’s see the next one. Ben de memnun oldum. I’m also pleased to meet you. Okay? Okay, let’s see the next part. Let’s see our linguistic insight. If you want to say this, pleased to meet you, in a full proper form, you would say Tanıştığımıza memnun oldum. Okay? I’m pleased to meet you. But literally, tanıştığımıza means that we met. I’m pleased that we met. How this goes? Tanışmak. Okay? This is to meet. And when you add tanıştığımıza, this is the suffix. A little bit complicated for now. But this makes the sentence that we met. So, memnun oldum. I am pleased that we met. Okay? So, you know the formal structure as well. -
Giving Email Addresses to Teach the Alphabet – Part 1
Hey you guys! Welcome back to another whiteboard Turkish lessons. Today we’ll talk about how to give your email address. Are you guys ready? Let’s get started! Okay first we need to learn the Turkish alphabet, the letters. I will say them how we pronounce them in Turkish. A – ah B – beh C – ceh It is pronounced like J in Jam. Ç – che And this is pronounced like ch in church. D – deh E – eh F – feh G – geh Ğ – This is soft G. This is how we say yumuşak ge. But the sound is actually ğ And after that H – heh I – ih This sound is sometimes hard for Turkish learners. It is like the “”ih”” sound in mansion. You have to make that “”ih”” weird face when practicing. You don’t have to do it while you’re speaking ih. İ – ih It’s like “”i”” in sit. J – jeh It is the sound like you make pleasure. pleasure K – keh L – leh M – meh N – neh O – oh This is also different. Ö Like bird Ö bird Ö P – peh R – reh And this is we say R. R It’s more subtle. It’s more dominant when it’s at the beginning. But if it’s at the end it’s more like R. You just, you don’t make that hard of a sound, reh. S – seh As in setup. Ş – sheh This is like the sheep. Okay, Ş T – teh This is U – uh like bull U ü – üh It’s like a whistle. ü It’s like ü in rue V – ve Y – yeh And z – zeh This is how we say it in Turkish. Okay we are done with our letters. And let’s see how to give our email address now. Okay, First look at our dialogue. E-posta adresiniz lütfen. E-posta adresim seda@innolang.com. (E-posta adresim seda et innolang nokta com) Your email address please. My email address is seda@innolang.com. Okay? And let’s check out our sentence structure. It is very easy. You just say e-posta adresim. And after that you give your email address. Okay, e-posta adresim [e-mail address]. And in English my email address is [e-mail address] This is the same sentence. So we talked about this before. This im at the end. Because address means address. And this “”im”” at the end means “”my””, Okay? This is the first person singular possessive suffix. My e-posta adresim. My e-mail address. Okay? So this im at the end is this my of the English version. So I would say literally e-mail address my. Okay? e-mail address my. And there is no is in the sentence. So you just say my email address. Then you say your email address. Okay that’s it. I think this was easy. Now you can give your email address. email adresiniz Lütfen Benim email adresim E-posta adresim Sorry, sometimes we say email as well. We say e-posta or email. But normally the proper one is e-posta. E-posta adresiniz Lütfen E-posta adresim seda@innolang.com. (E-posta adresim seda et innolang nokta com) -
Core Words: How to Say “I don’t like it,” “Please,” and More!
Hi everybody, my name is Seda. Welcome to the 2000 Core Turkish Words and Phrases video series! Each lesson will help you learn new words, practice, and review what you’ve learned. Ok! Let’s get started! First is… WORD 1 (NORMAL SPEED) Sevmem. (NORMAL SPEED) “I don’t like it.” (NORMAL SPEED) Sevmem. (SLOW) Sevmem. (NORMAL SPEED) “I don’t like it.” (NORMAL SPEED) Kitap okumayı sevmem. (NORMAL SPEED) “I don’t like reading.” (SLOW) Kitap okumayı sevmem. WORD 2 (NORMAL SPEED) Teşekkürler. (NORMAL SPEED) “Thanks.” (NORMAL SPEED) Teşekkürler. (SLOW) Teşekkürler. (NORMAL SPEED) “Thanks.” (NORMAL SPEED) Yorgun değilim, teşekkürler. (NORMAL SPEED) “I’m not tired, thanks.” (SLOW) Yorgun değilim, teşekkürler. WORD 3 (NORMAL SPEED) Yardım edin! (NORMAL SPEED) “Help!” (NORMAL SPEED) Yardım edin! (SLOW) Yardım edin! (NORMAL SPEED) “Help!” (NORMAL SPEED) Kaza var. Yardım edin! (NORMAL SPEED) “There is an accident! Help!” (SLOW) Kaza var. Yardım edin! WORD 4 (NORMAL SPEED) Merak etme! (NORMAL SPEED) “Don’t worry.” (NORMAL SPEED) Merak etme! (SLOW) Merak etme! (NORMAL SPEED) “Don’t worry.” (NORMAL SPEED) Merak etme, hepimiz sana yardım etmek için buradayız! (NORMAL SPEED) “Don’t worry, we all are here to help you.” (SLOW) Merak etme, hepimiz sana yardım etmek için buradayız! WORD 5 (NORMAL SPEED) Sorun değil. (NORMAL SPEED) “No problem.” (NORMAL SPEED) Sorun değil. (SLOW) Sorun değil. (NORMAL SPEED) “No problem.” (NORMAL SPEED) Sorun değil; yaptığım için mutluyum. (NORMAL SPEED) “No problem; I was happy to do it.” (SLOW) Sorun değil; yaptığım için mutluyum. WORD 6 (NORMAL SPEED) Tamam (NORMAL SPEED) “It’s okay.” (NORMAL SPEED) Tamam (SLOW) Tamam (NORMAL SPEED) “It’s okay.” (NORMAL SPEED) Tamam. Bu zor değil. (NORMAL SPEED) “It’s okay. It’s not hard.” (SLOW) Tamam. Bu zor değil. WORD 7 (NORMAL SPEED) Gerçekten mi? (NORMAL SPEED) “Really?” (NORMAL SPEED) Gerçekten mi? (SLOW) Gerçekten mi? (NORMAL SPEED) “Really?” (NORMAL SPEED) Gerçekten mi? Ciddi misin? (NORMAL SPEED) “Really? Do you mean that?” (SLOW) Gerçekten mi? Ciddi misin? WORD 8 (NORMAL SPEED) Lütfen. (NORMAL SPEED) “Please.” (NORMAL SPEED) Lütfen. (SLOW) Lütfen. (NORMAL SPEED) “Please.” (NORMAL SPEED) Daha yavaş gidin lütfen. (NORMAL SPEED) “Go slower, please.” (SLOW) Daha yavaş gidin lütfen. WORD 9 (NORMAL SPEED) Beni affet lütfen. (NORMAL SPEED) “Please forgive me.” (NORMAL SPEED) Beni affet lütfen. (SLOW) Beni affet lütfen. (NORMAL SPEED) “Please forgive me.” (NORMAL SPEED) Lütfen yaptığım şeyler için beni affet. (NORMAL SPEED) “Please forgive me for the wrongs I have done.” (SLOW) Lütfen yaptığım şeyler için beni affet. WORD 10 (NORMAL SPEED) … istiyorum. (NORMAL SPEED) “I’d like…” (NORMAL SPEED) … istiyorum. (SLOW) … istiyorum. (NORMAL SPEED) “I’d like…” (NORMAL SPEED) Bir kişilik oda rezervasyonu yapmak istiyorum. (NORMAL SPEED) “I’d like to book a hotel room for one person.” (SLOW) Bir kişilik oda rezervasyonu yapmak istiyorum. PRACTICE/REVIEW Let’s review. Respond to the prompts by speaking aloud. First, you will hear a word or phrase in English. Respond in Turkish, then repeat after me, focusing on pronunciation. Ready? (Do you remember how to say “I don’t like it.?” Review 1) (3) (2) (1) Sevmem. (1) Sevmem. (And how to say “Thanks.?” Review 2) (3) (2) (1) Teşekkürler. (1) Teşekkürler. (What about “Help!?” Review 3) (3) (2) (1) Yardım edin! (1) Yardım edin! (Do you remember how to say “Don’t worry.?” Review 4) (3) (2) (1) Merak etme! (1) Merak etme! (Let’s try “No problem.!” Review 5) (3) (2) (1) Sorun değil. (1) Sorun değil. (What about “It’s okay.?” Review 6) (3) (2) (1) Tamam (1) Tamam (Now, let’s see if you remember how to say “Really?!” Review 7) (3) (2) (1) Gerçekten mi? (1) Gerçekten mi? (Another one! What about “Please.?” Review 8) (3) (2) (1) Lütfen. (1) Lütfen. (Do you remember how to say “Please forgive me.?” Review 9) (3) (2) (1) Beni affet lütfen. (1) Beni affet lütfen. (And finally, do you remember how to say “I’d like…?” Review 10) (3) (2) (1) … istiyorum. (1) … istiyorum. Well done! See you next time! Güle güle.