Turkish Phrases You Always Hear in Dramas!
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- Опубліковано 15 тра 2024
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In this video Funda is teaching you the most common phrases you hear in almost every Turkish drama series! Write your favorite phrase and Turkish series in the comments!
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⏰*Time Stamps*
00:00 - Intro
00:27 - Kendine Gel
01:20 - Ellerine Sağlık
03:07 - Afiyet Olsun
04:09 - Allah Korusun
05:02 - Bana Bak
05:41 - Yok Artık
06:25 - Kes Sesini
07:23 - Saçmalama
08:20 - Banane/Sanane
09:55 - Allah Allah
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Kendine gel - pull yourself together 0:27
Ellerine Sağlik - God bless your hands 1:23
Afiyet Olsun - Bon appetite 3:10
Allah Korusun - God forbid 4:11
Bana bak! - Look at me! 4:58
Yok artik! - No way! 5:44
Kes sesini - Shut up 6:25
Saçmalama - Don’t be ridiculous 7:21 8:14
Bana ne - It’s none of my business 8:20
Sana ne - It’s none of your business 8:20
Allah Allah - Oh gosh 9:57
I often hear Hazal Kaya says
Yapma - Don’t do that!
Birak - let go of me
Hadi - Come on
Gidiyorum ben - I am going
I watch a lot of Turkish dramas- I love the language the people and the country of Turkey! Thank you for the lessons. ❤️❤️❤️🇹🇷❤️🇺🇲💕♥️
I saw hazal kaya and just clicked 😂❤
btw i looove when Turkish people say god bless your hands, it's so beautiful 😭💘
And Aras bulut 🥲😍
I watched my first turkish series a year ago and learned “merak etme”, “sakin ol”, and definitely “Allah Allah”. In the next series i learned tövbe tövbe and lan (because lan kept getting subtitled as “pancake” for some reason, and i finally asked a turkish person why the guy was shouting PANCAKE all the time).
As a self-proclaimed dizi watching expert, I also recommend learning “dalga mı geçiyorsun?!” and “ne alakası var?” for maximum dizi comprehension.
hahaha, "maximum dizi comprehesion", love that, those are awesome, I remember learning sana yazıklar olsun, sakın, umurumda (bile) değil, ee, bok herif, siktir git, siktir lan, allah belanı versin, ... var ya? from Turkish dramas and there are so many more...
Mükemmel 😊
Ne alakası var ne demek?
@@natalia_garcia0077 i think of it as the equivalent to “what does that have to do with anything?” in english
They also used the word " Taman" ..is same as ok . TAMAN ? .. I watch a lot of turkish series
My favorite is "Gunaydin" 😊 I love saying it.. And i love hearing it. Its just so sweet for me. Im from Philippines and i love watching turkish dramas.. Kara Sevda is my favorite.
ako imbes na hala ang sinasabi ko allah allah hahahah
Please tell us what is meant by "gunaydin", and why you are so fond of it...??
@@ShakeelAhmad-vh7iv "Günaydın" means "Good morning"
Im seeing you for a while, teşekkürler for take a moment to teach us.. I like turkish dramas & I in love with your country one day my dream will come true… görüşürüz
Where are u from
9:00 Sana ne? and Bana ne? these are written seperately.
Sana= to you / Bana= to me
Ne= what
Sana ne? What’s it to you?
"Sana ne" also means "none of your bussines"
Yeah but *sizi ilgilendirmez* (none of your business) /*beni ilgilendirmez* (none of my business) are more kind way to say it
Do you happen to know which Turkish drama that was at 9:01?
I really enjoy these types of videos where we can get a glimpse into Turkish culture 😊
Another phrase that I've heard quite frequently in Turkish dramas is "kolay gelsin".
You are doing some work , errands or something that require effort
your friend saw you and s/he says "be it easy for you : kolay gelsin . "
may your work be easy , a good wish for a friend.
Kolay gelsin = wish it to become easy...(get it easily)
Not culture but language
@@shalbec3232 Yes, but language gives a glimpse into the culture 🙂
which means may it come easy but basically its like wishing someone gets their way and may things turn out the way they want.
I wish I knew the word "Sacmalama!" when I was last passing through Istanbul Airport baggage security haha. They conviscated two tape measures from my baggage (I'd been using them for work). I'd passed through six different airports in a period of one month with zero issues. Istanbul Airport......no, a tape measure could be an offensive weapon. Sacmalama!
You're such a sweet person that when you speak your voice makes me feel very happy because you speak so clearly and so sweetie that I'm interested in watching you for hours. Cok tatlisin, senin konusmalarini cok hosuma gidiyor canim, sen cok yetenekli bir ogretmensin, senden cok seyler ogrenecegiz ve bu beni cok mutlu ediyor. Kac aylar once ben kanaliniza abone oldum ama yogun degildim. Bu arada, ben Yunanliyim ve Yunanistan'a yasiyorum. Turkce amatorce kullaniyorum cunku Turkce gramer henuz ogrenmedim. Yanlis yazdiklarimi kusura bakmayin. Iyi aksamlar diliyorum !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cok guzel yazmışsınız, maşallah size 🌺 ben de Yunanca konuşan bir Türküm, Türkiye'de üniversitede öğrendim Yunancayi🤗 sevgiler cok
@@brouhabrouha7811 Cok tesekkur ederim ama Turkcem iyi degil canim biliyorum. Yunanca Universitede ogrendiginde gore o zaman cok guzel konusuyorsun cok mutlu oldum canim bende Turk insanlari cok seviyorum. Gorusuruz.............. Iyi geceler diliyorum !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🙂❤❤🙏🙏🙏🌹🌺
@@KuriakhX ne kadar güzel yazmışsınız. Bu kadar güzel.yazan mutlaka güzel konusur🌸🍀sevgiler cok🤗⚘
@@brouhabrouha7811 Elbette cok guzel konusuyorum da Turkce gramer bilmeden biraz zor geliyor bana ama cabaliyorum sevgiler. Bu guzel kiz bizi ogretiyor su an senmisin acaba bilemedim cunku. Umarim bir gun Turkce gramer ogrenecegim o yuzden su sahane kanalindan abone oldum ogrenmek icin. Cevap verdiginiz icin cok tesekkur ederim ! Mutlu Pazarlar diliyorum !💝❤🩹💖
My first ever Turkish series was Magnificent Century 😁😁 then kosem Sultan. And I'm still obsessed with Magnificent Century 🤩🤩
Thank you for explaining all these phrases. Truly enjoyed watching and learning also.
I love these videos on the topic of colloquial phrases ❤️👍 Do more videos about common Turkish phrases!
Excellent style of pedagogy. Keep continuing your good work. I'm looking forward to the lessons based on Turkish grammar which must include different tenses, use of preposition, rules of conjunction etc.
Here are the name of Turkish dramas that using in this video. :
Aşk-ı Memnu (Forbidden Love) : 1:00
Poyraz Karayel : 1:06
Masumlar Apartmanı (Innocents Apartment) : 2:41
Aşk Yeniden (Love Again) : 2:51
Ezel : 5:27
Kiralık Aşk (Rental Love) : 6:17
Muhteşem Yüzyıl (Magnificent Century) : 7:00
Avlu (Courtyard) : 7:08
Kardeş Payı : 9:40
Aynen Aynen : 11:51
I love Așk-i Memnu.
It was my second Turkish drama
My first one was Dudaktan Kalbe
2:51 kızım
is not aşk yeniden
as a turkish my fav quote is
"Tabi siz anneleri tarafından size emanet edilen çocuklara her bakımdan yetersiz gördüğünüz bir kadının annelik etmesine şiddetle karşısınız ama."
"Of course, you are strongly against a woman who you consider inadequate in every respect to be a mother to the children entrusted to you by their mothers."
I knew all the phrases and their different uses ,all thanks to turkish dramas . Still watched it coz you were speaking both languages beautifully.love from India.
Please more of these. It's fun to learn through dramas
It IS one the most fun videos I've seen here so far! Your explanation is great, easy and catchy. Çok teşekkür ederim!!!
She and her voice/accent are more pleasant and alluring.
I love your channel. It so interesting to watch. Wish you all the best 😄🎉👍
This is the type of video I was looking for thanks so much for uploading this btw I'm a very big fan of kurulus Osman.
Same here
Hi Funda, Your videos are exactly what I needed to see. I already know the basics of Turkish language and was looking for some advanced learning tips. Thanks for sharing this. God bless you dear 👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻👌🏻🩷🩷
Harika 🤩 Thank You!
This young lady is great. ❤🇹🇷
Such a great video! Useful phrases and well-explained ❤
Glad you liked it!🥰️
This was great! Keep it up!
Thank you for those beautiful informative videos! Greetings from Baghdad 😊❤️
I love this post. çok teşekkür ederim 😍😍😍
Thank you. You help me alot in learning turkish.
Great stuff! Teşekkürler!
Thanks a lot you are pretty cool explainer 🤗
U know I fellow Turkish Series and as you said we heard those verses many times but you know nowadays the are English or Arabic subtitles so I understand as you are explaining. Thank you for this video❤, I always use Allah Allah, and Tamaam when I'm speaking...Hhhh
çok güzel
wait for more like this.
thanksssss ♥
Thank you, very useful expressions , please add more & continue in this regard.🌹
You're welcome!
Omg you quoted Avlu! love that
Ellerine sağlık
Kendine gel
Afiyet olsun 🤤
Sana afiyet olsun
Allah korusun
Bana bak
Yok artık:noway
Kes sesini 🤫
Saşmalama dont be ridiculous
Sanana
Banane
Loved this video!
ALLAH ALLAH, Stay Blessed, Best wishes from Pakistan
What a guzel teacher
Your Video is very informative
Thanks a Million
My favorite video so far !!! And yes! I hear those phrases in every Turkish series! And I love it !! Allah Allah! Is the best😅🙌🏻😍 I am in love with Turkish culture, it’s people and Beautiful Türkiye 🇹🇷
Gerçekten kullanışlı. teşekkürler
Benim adim Dr Alpha from Zanzibar I'm newcomer in learning turkish language but thank🙏 you alot for teaching us, ✍️infact I love the way you teaching and well understood, I proud on you teacher, Ellerine saglic🤲
Love it. Thanks so much
Thank you sister, keep going learning as and i hope to make 2 videos in a week so as to learn quickly, thans again😊
Thank you so much for your great explanations. As a turkish learner I would like if you could add at each example the literal meaning of the sentence. Then it becomes easıer to remember. Thanks a lot. 🌺👩🏻🎓
This is where it gets tricky for me when I try to read phrases like “Allah Allah” because the ending “h” in this case get combined with the “A” of the second “Allah. So to me it sounds like she is saying “Allah Hallah” I think I should switch to learning Italian or Portuguese instead those are much easier to learn. 😭🤦🏻♂️
Türkçe dil bilgisi kurallarında buna "ulama" denir.
As a native Portuguese speaker, learning Portuguese is very hard! The grammar is very hard but if you want to learn it, don't give up! You'll do it !
@@nureinafzal2410 Thank you for the advise. But I would think since I know Spanish that Portuguese, at least Brazilian Portuguese should a bit easier to learn.
So there is nothing wrong in sounding like that. What's so confusing
@@urwaali3696 I didn't said there was anything wrong, but for someone learning the language it becomes tricky because I would said Allah Allah and like I explained it sounds to me like the "h" from the first allah gets combined with the "A" from the second Allah and sounds like "Hallah", but I don't see where I said there was something wrong with it. If that's the way the language works then that's the way it's. I'm not criticising. I'm just pointing out where I'm getting confuing in getting the right prononciation when I read some texts. Thanks.
I would literally hear Ferhat and Asli's voice in my head when she was saying those words... especially from Bana Bak to Allah Allah, Asfer used to say these all the time.... BTW loved the video, I am a crazy Asfer fan from India... and if anyone don't know who are ASFER you guys should try SUYAH BEYAZ ASK I promise u r gonna love it.... LOVE FROM INDIA...♥♥♥♥
Plz make a part 2. I enjoyed this video too much
Thank you so much, there were a few that I had trouble hearing properly so haf trouble translating.
You are welcome!
Teşekkür ediyorum
Thanks thanks
Many thanks
It is such a great video
Thank you so much! Your videos are so useful. Also, do you have a recommendation for a UA-cam video that has Turkish and English subtitles at the same time? Or do you know how to do it on UA-cam?
Thanks so much.
Hey Turkishle! can you guys include the names of the Turkish series clips? It would help us who's trying to find new series
ua-cam.com/video/9G4eZcU3NhI/v-deo.html
Name: aşk yeniden*
You watch halka serie.
(Poyraz karayel) my favorite
(Kardeşlerim) ( kurtlar vadisi) if you want ı can say more series
watch 'ezel' its perfect tv series
Çok çok heyecanlı 😘😘
Thank you so much
thank you 😊😊😊
That beni böyle sev scene though.. so miss it..
Thanks!
This is fun!! ❤
Thank you for the video, you are very cute and you're a good teacher! ^^
Thank you so much ❤️️
Ellerine sağlık
Ashley! Bana bak 😂❤
Make more videos like these really liked it
I hope you will make more of this 😊😊😊
The video is really amazing but I just wanna say something for TDK lovers. The phrase sanane and banane is spelled as "sana ne and bana ne". Don't misunderstand me I just wanted to correct them.
I know 'Allah Allah' from before & now I'm used to in it 🥰🇹🇷
Ya I really love turkey and turkish drama Love turkey from india 🇮🇳🇹🇷
the "sanane" part actress 😍😍
Can't stop laughing at 9:50 🤣
I want to see more parts of this video . Upload more pleasse
7:07 avlu 🥰💜
Çok çok güzel 👍
You are so tatli Funda🌷
This is my favourite bana bak in engry style
HEY TURKISHLE, I HAVE A VIDEO IDEA FOR YOU.
I had it a few days ago and idk if it’s already been done but hear me out:
What if you made a video where you were performing a short script in Turkish, except all the words were NOT HARMONISED.
The title could be something like: “How Turkish sounds without vowel harmony”
It would just be cool for us to hear, don’t you think?! 🙂🙂🙂
@08:41 “sana ne is written as “Sanane” and “banane” for “bana ne”. I know it’s not a big deal but it looks like a new word altogether
Teşekkûlar
Allah seni korusun 🥰🥰
Please can you do more videos lie this its very helpful
Superb video
Thank you so much!
Funda. Coktesukkurederim.
The video is so bright that my eyes got tanned
Bana bak reminds me so much of Kerem Bursin as Serkan from Sen Çal Kapımı . He used to said it all the time.
And yok artik reminds me of Demet Özdemir from Erkenci Kus. 😅
evreything was going peacefully and then suddenly that shout of hasan ali bey made me laugh
Teşekkür ederim türkçe öğrendim
2:41 hic beklemiyodum şlsdfkşsdlfş
love it
Glad to hear that!
I wish you would make a video about phrases used in Bolëm Usman Ghazi series it's a request 😊
Noted🤗
Plz make video about turkish wedding its my hubble request to you guys plzz i m wonder about turkish wedding ❤🙏
You always try to do something new and extra ordinary and make ur audience feel excited for every next video. I took some inspiration from you especially in my video where I ordered pizza to MrBeast's house! 😂💕.
bro if u want i can teach you turkish but you'll kidnapp me from turkey to your country :pp
@@canbarann 😆
6:18 is that sünah pektaș from aşk laftan anlamaz?
I am a Malaysian. I notice similarities for the phrase "Allah Allah". In Malaysia / Indonesia, we say "Hek Elleh".
I love Funda saying sh*t
I was wondering about a phrase that might be similar to "Allah korusun". If you want something not to happen I heard "Allah'ım esirgesin" being used. Is it similar or a bit stronger in meaning? Maybe a bit old-fashioned? Moreover, I though about "banane" and "sanane". As I understand it might be written as one word, although before I've usually seen I written in two (bana ne?; sana ne?). I also came across "bana ne ya?" - is it much different form "bana ne/banane"?
Allah'ım esirgesin is kind of old fashioned as you guessed.
Bana ne ya; the "ya" intensifies the meaning. It does not have a separate meaning.
Thank you :-)
Allah korusun and Allah esirgesin has similar meaning, “koru-“ is “protect” and “esirge-“ is “withould”.
Also they made a grammatical mistake because they are actually “sana ne” and “bana ne”. Ne mean what, sana means “to you”, bana means “to me”. “Ya” is just an exclamation.
Bana ne? : I don't mind. Non of my business.
Sana ne? : You don't mind. Don't get involved in my business or get involved in that business.
Ya: It is used as an address meaning "ey, hey" or to strengthen some emotions. Sana ne ya? But it sounds like a rude word here.
@@bilgensuer1653 sanane means none of YOUR business not banane, banane means sometihng like it’s none of MY business
Dünya nın 8. harikasısın Funda.
At least I understood the last girl wanting the baby right now. Allah Allah. 😂
I wish to see more vedios quickly
Great video! Do you know which Turkish drama it was at 9:01?
Ramo
Thank you! @@procyon1