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Lol I was in Istanbul last week for two weeks now back to Toronto. I went to this restaurant and tried speaking in my broken Turkish. I told a girl "Ben Bir Caye ve Bir Baklava Istiyorum" and I particularly emphasized on Bir, like Birrrrr :) I am glad she understood me and asked me where did I learn the Turkish and I told her from UA-cam, she said Mashallah, Thanks for your great lessons Can.
turkish here! we love it when other people are invested in our language and culture, so when tourists are trying to talk with us using our language we're always so happy! we won't make it a problem when you make mistakes, so don't worry! 😊
I'm so relieved to know that I don't have to pronounce the full 'cağım' or 'ceğim' when speaking in the future tense! It was so clunky! Yay for native speaker simplification! 🎉
An important distinction between "bi" and "bir" is "bi" is used when "bir" used as an indefinite article not for the number. Basically you can replace "a/an" with "bi" but not "one".
Great point. This is also useful for Turks learning English to know when to use "a/an" vs. "one". If you can say "bi", then it's "a/an", otherwise "one".
That's what I was thinking too. In many (most?) languages with indefinite articles, it seems they are reduced and often unstressed forms of the number "one", or the number "one" with case endings (in for instance German). Apparently this is something that is also happening in Turkish, even if the otherwise highly phonetic orthography still doesn't reflect it.
This was very helpful to know these things. I often get confused whenever I watch series I feel like how they say things so fast and most of time I don't get it. But now I know.🙂
Honestly, your videos are helping me a lot. I am learning turkish on my own by watching tv shows, and honestly i am getting some results, but your videos help me make sense of what i hear and i thank you for that. Wish you'd have made more lately
I am so much like you. I am amazed by Turkey, the Turkish people, culture, history. I want to marry a Turkish girl, and want to settle down in turkey. It is just like a dream. I don't know is it possible or not.
I already knew this from watching Turkish series .. it's actually a great way to learn . Learning somethings from series and then coming here to ensure what I learnt is right 😁😄😆😊❤️ Çok Tesekür ederim Can Sen bir çök harika ogretmen . ( First time I ever wrote a comment in Turkish)
Maşallah!!! Bir tane siniz!!!!!! Muazzam🎉🎊🎉🎊🎉🎊 bir👍 1⃣ ders dir!!! Kolay kolay öğreneceğim!!! Çok çok teşekkürler🙏!!!! Tebrikler sizin dersleri için!!!!!
Such a nice effort Tina, well done! But you did a mistake with using "tebrikler". "tebrikler" is "Congratulations" in English, like "Congratulations national team, you won the cup" "Tebrikler milli takım, kupayı kazandınız" (so it's an honor for winning or earning something). You would say "teşekkürler" "thanks" or "emeğine sağlık" (something like "thanks for your effort" but in a so greatfull way). Good luck with Turkish "Türkçe öğrenmede kolay gelsin" Tina, have a great day 😁
Best honest video ever 👍 and I perfectly understand the reason why there's difference in written in spoken, I think every language has this, because in native speaking we are so used to the language we dont pronounce alot of alphabet but still we can be understood by others, and that's beacuse everyone know the language
we can also use "dakka" instead of "dakika (minute)" while speaking and we can use "ben gidiyom" instead "ben gidiyorum (I'm going)" or "biz gidiyoz" instead of "biz gidiyoruz (we're going)"
Dear Can, thank you so much! By the way, my teacher who is not a native speaker of Turkish, but lives in Türkiye for more than 7 years, explained these special pronunciation of future tense and bir. But didn't mention anything about -yor. So your lessons always are very helpful. Even if I know something I listen to your explanations because they are very clear and understandable. Thank you!
Can, you are an awesome teacher! Love your lessons and tips! I'm just starting to learn Turkish and thanks to you I can partially understand natives when they answer interview questions, for instance. Çok teşekkur ederim!
Never thought of the words I heard form Turkish series this way. I knew(kind of)what they meant but did not really pay attention to why they were told and written that way. It was a helpful video-keep up the good work.
Whatever could be omitted without losing initial meaning that will will surely be omitted. It is the major language development law - this is the way they evolve over time.
This channel is really good and this lesson in particular! The way teachers and textbooks speak just sounds so friggin' alien compared to the Turkish I'm used to hearing, vernacular lessons like this are extremely useful!
Actually some people dont use r for Ben and Biz too. For example Gidiyom and Gidiyoz. But you should'nt say it to your teacher, boss etc. We say this to our close friends and parents sometimes. I just wanted to give a information. Gidiyorum and Gidiyoruz is the best way to say i think.
I like this video. But, i think when learning initially, it is always good to learn correctly, and then corrupt as one feels more confident. But , as always beautifully presented. Thank you.
Harika videonun için çok teşekkürler. Sadece bir sorum var. Gelecek zamanla ilgili ipucu sadece "ben" için mi yoksa "biz" için de kullanabilir miyim? Örneğin "yapacağız" yerine "yapıcaz" söylebilir miyim? Tekrar teşekkürler.
Kesinlikle! Yapacağız yerine yapıcaz diyebilirsin, hatta demelisin. Türkiye'de neredeyse herkes yapıcaz der, kimse yapacağız demez. Sen de yapıcaz demelisin.
Whatever little bit of turkish i know i learned from turkish series and there are lot of words that are similar in india too ...so whenever i talk to myself like whenever i m alone i talk to myself i try to talk in turkish and i guess i almost sound like the right version but my tongue always slips with similar kind of words (related to reading/school or eating etc)its hard to pronounce sometimes...after i watched one series my grammer was not that good but after watching 2-3 more my grammer has somewhat got better...Wish to learn the language like a pro and would really really like to visit turkey even stay there for some months (Ps. If i earned enough money for that)..i don’t know why but i really liked the language i mean i have watched spanish series chinese series but this language touched me alot❤️❤️Love from India❤️
I am a beginner level Turkish learner, but I was told about the rule that you cannot put two vowels next to each other in a word conjugation. So that is why in the word "Gidiyorum" you cannot take "R" out of the word because if you did that "O" and "U" will be next to each other and that is not allowed. Correct me if I am wrong, Can.
Correct but some people say " gidiyom" instead of "gidiyorum" which isn't nice and acceptable likewise "bi" isn't acceptable but some people use it anyway.
I just found your UA-cam channel and finally I really like all your videos. It really helped me to learn Turkish because I have male friends from there.I Will subscribe for you channel ❤️❤️❤️🙏
Hello, Cam! I would like to know if these pronuntiations are limited to informal speech, among relatives, friends and close coworkers, or if they are present in all spoken Turkish, including speech in formal settings, such as in court, government or formal business communication. Thanks in advance! And congrats on the channel! I really enjoy it!
No, you could not see these kind of speech in court or formal places like business meeting, it's kinda weird and rude way to speak Turkish in formal places but in daily life with your family, friends, shopkeeper it's absolutely normal way to speak and it feels like more sincere.
To add on top of what Ömer Faruk said, there's even a more colloquial way of pronouncing those words. An example: Gidiyorsun(you are going) - formal Gidiyosun - informal and is for daily speech, but can rarely be used in formal situations. You should still avoid it to be safe. Gidiyon - even more informal and is never used in formal situations. To make this more understandable, let's take a look at this English example You are not going - quite formal You're not going - less formal(I think) You ain't goin' - even less formal and is never used in formal situations
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Lol I was in Istanbul last week for two weeks now back to Toronto. I went to this restaurant and tried speaking in my broken Turkish. I told a girl "Ben Bir Caye ve Bir Baklava Istiyorum" and I particularly emphasized on Bir, like Birrrrr :) I am glad she understood me and asked me where did I learn the Turkish and I told her from UA-cam, she said Mashallah, Thanks for your great lessons Can.
Ahah! Love your story here
turkish here! we love it when other people are invested in our language and culture, so when tourists are trying to talk with us using our language we're always so happy! we won't make it a problem when you make mistakes, so don't worry! 😊
Neden bastan sona kadar izledim ki bunu? Ben zaten türküm 😂
😂😂😂
Kanka bu bana da oluyor. Mesela türkçe konuşmaya çalışan birini görünce mutlu oluyorum ben daha iyiyim diye, sanırım aşağılık psikolojisi :D
@@dekanicEST hahahahahha bu nasil bi analiz bitirdin beni enes
@@lily-ob8th Ben de bunun sebebini bayağıdır düşünüyordum :D ve bu sonuca vardım.
Ben dilbilimsel analizleri sevdiğim için izliyorum dkdkdkdjd Seninki de iyiymiş Enes
4:15 another quick tip we usually drop the 'i' in 'dakika' and just pronounce it as 'dakka' (something like dak-kah)
I've heard them say it in Mucize Doktor, finally i know what's up with it! Thanks.
@@Tridentparrot glad to help 😊
I noticed that I unconsciously use dakika in school and dakka out of school (as in “Hocam, kaç dakika kaldı?” vs “Bi(r) dak(i)ka kanka”)
@@mete8384 SAME! I think it's about the formalities.
It is not dak kah it is like duck-kuh
I'm so relieved to know that I don't have to pronounce the full 'cağım' or 'ceğim' when speaking in the future tense! It was so clunky! Yay for native speaker simplification! 🎉
An important distinction between "bi" and "bir" is "bi" is used when "bir" used as an indefinite article not for the number. Basically you can replace "a/an" with "bi" but not "one".
Great point. This is also useful for Turks learning English to know when to use "a/an" vs. "one". If you can say "bi", then it's "a/an", otherwise "one".
That's what I was thinking too. In many (most?) languages with indefinite articles, it seems they are reduced and often unstressed forms of the number "one", or the number "one" with case endings (in for instance German). Apparently this is something that is also happening in Turkish, even if the otherwise highly phonetic orthography still doesn't reflect it.
This was very helpful to know these things. I often get confused whenever I watch series I feel like how they say things so fast and most of time I don't get it. But now I know.🙂
Rica ederim Komal! Happy that it helped :)
its like "going to" and "gonna" in English. Or "whats up" and "wassup"
Knowing this also helps to understand spoken Turkish. 😮
Honestly, your videos are helping me a lot. I am learning turkish on my own by watching tv shows, and honestly i am getting some results, but your videos help me make sense of what i hear and i thank you for that. Wish you'd have made more lately
I'm learning the same way. The video I loved the most was the difference between hayır and yok. I used to wonder why I didn't hear hayır more often.
Same
I have only been learning using courses. Do you have any shows to recommend? I would love to try that method also.
@@darkfafi you can watch Siyah Beyaz Ask . Really very nice series
Me too . It's like getting practical examples front the series and then coming here to get ensure that what we learnt from the series is right 😄😆😍
Iam learning turkish from Pakistan and this video was very helpful and the old turkish movie dialogues part was so funny 😂
I am so much like you. I am amazed by Turkey, the Turkish people, culture, history. I want to marry a Turkish girl, and want to settle down in turkey. It is just like a dream. I don't know is it possible or not.
To learn any language, watching movies and serials are the best way.
Teşekkür ederim, bundan sonra hep senin gibi konuşacam 🤗
I'm Brazilian and I'm trying to learn Turkish. It's a beautiful language
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I can't describe how beneficial you videos are! unbelievable 💌
I already knew this from watching Turkish series .. it's actually a great way to learn . Learning somethings from series and then coming here to ensure what I learnt is right 😁😄😆😊❤️ Çok Tesekür ederim Can
Sen bir çök harika ogretmen .
( First time I ever wrote a comment in Turkish)
I loved this video ❤️ very very helpful, I have noticed some of these in Turkish series.
Ve küçük oyuncuyu çok seviyorum 💕💕
Teşekkürler Paulina!
Pau what is your instagram ? We can do practise 😂
Maşallah!!! Bir tane siniz!!!!!!
Muazzam🎉🎊🎉🎊🎉🎊 bir👍 1⃣ ders dir!!! Kolay kolay öğreneceğim!!! Çok çok teşekkürler🙏!!!! Tebrikler sizin dersleri için!!!!!
Such a nice effort Tina, well done!
But you did a mistake with using "tebrikler". "tebrikler" is "Congratulations" in English, like "Congratulations national team, you won the cup" "Tebrikler milli takım, kupayı kazandınız" (so it's an honor for winning or earning something). You would say "teşekkürler" "thanks" or "emeğine sağlık" (something like "thanks for your effort" but in a so greatfull way).
Good luck with Turkish "Türkçe öğrenmede kolay gelsin" Tina, have a great day 😁
@@vicnox2360 Günaydın!!!
Çok çok😍💓 teşekkür ederim!!!!!!
Çok teşekkür ederim❤❤❤
Teşekkür Can bey! Your lessons are very helpful for us, beginners. 😊
Glad to hear that!🤗
çok güzel. teşekkür edrim sizinden.
rica ederiz
Best honest video ever 👍
and I perfectly understand the reason why there's difference in written in spoken, I think every language has this, because in native speaking we are so used to the language we dont pronounce alot of alphabet but still we can be understood by others, and that's beacuse everyone know the language
Very useful information! Haven't heard of that shortened pronunciations before, thank you 👍🏻💮
As usual awesome & helpful tips . Kendini iyi bak. Görüşmek üzere.
we can also use "dakka" instead of "dakika (minute)" while speaking
and we can use "ben gidiyom" instead "ben gidiyorum (I'm going)" or "biz gidiyoz" instead of "biz gidiyoruz (we're going)"
Thank you. Love this. It sounds just like they talk in the Turkish series I watch. Much appreciation from New Zealand❤❤❤❤❤❤
Glad you enjoy it!
It’s no wonder why I haven’t mastered the Turkish language yet. Thanks for this informative clip!
love you Can. You are the greatest teacher ❤️
as a turk, I can't explain these forms
gideceksin
gidiceksin
gidicen
gitçen
gidiyon
Im so happy to find your channel here 👏👍
Btw guys Im saying this as a turkish person, We also use "gitcem (i will go)" instead of "gidicem (i will go)" . Sometimes we shorten things up.
Örnekleri çok komik. Strateji bu mu? Çünkü daha kolay hatırlıyorum bu komik film sahneleri 😂
Love these - so helpful!!!
Im so happy to found your channel here👏👍
Tesekkürler from Philippines 🇵🇭
Merhaba Can bey!!!harikasiniz ve sizin videonuz.çok faydalı!!!çok teşekkürler!
Rica ederim Elena! Beğendiğine sevindim 😊
Dear Can, thank you so much! By the way, my teacher who is not a native speaker of Turkish, but lives in Türkiye for more than 7 years, explained these special pronunciation of future tense and bir. But didn't mention anything about -yor. So your lessons always are very helpful. Even if I know something I listen to your explanations because they are very clear and understandable. Thank you!
You are welcome!
I finally found out why you say ,,yapıcam" when you think about the future.
Can, you are an awesome teacher! Love your lessons and tips! I'm just starting to learn Turkish and thanks to you I can partially understand natives when they answer interview questions, for instance. Çok teşekkur ederim!
Great video. Keep up the good work! Also the little boy is so cute.
Thank you Can you are a great teacher.
Glad you think so! 😊
@@Turkishle Finally, I hear from my teacher. Thank you Can you made my day and your group for replying to my comments.
Have a good one !
Never thought of the words I heard form Turkish series this way. I knew(kind of)what they meant but did not really pay attention to why they were told and written that way. It was a helpful video-keep up the good work.
its like "gonna" and "going to" in English
i know all of them and i learn turkish from translator and turkish series heled me a lot
Harıka ders!👏👏👏
interesting and practical material 👍
Harika💕 Keep the pronunciation videos coming!!!!! ALL of your videos are great, but this one was extra helpful. 🙏🙏🙏😊
Thank you so much, this was a great video.
Very useful. Thank you so much!!
Whatever could be omitted without losing initial meaning that will will surely be omitted. It is the major language development law - this is the way they evolve over time.
This channel is really good and this lesson in particular! The way teachers and textbooks speak just sounds so friggin' alien compared to the Turkish I'm used to hearing, vernacular lessons like this are extremely useful!
Is there any way you could show or post the colloquial conjugation for other persons as well? Sen, o, biz, siz, onlar etc.? Cok tesekkur ederim!
Thank you! Can bey! Very helpful tips!
Actually some people dont use r for Ben and Biz too. For example Gidiyom and Gidiyoz. But you should'nt say it to your teacher, boss etc. We say this to our close friends and parents sometimes. I just wanted to give a information. Gidiyorum and Gidiyoruz is the best way to say i think.
Çok teşekkür ederim ☺️💕 , so helpful 🤍
Rica ederim!
dude....alot of things make sense now lol magic
Türk olarak her videonu izliyorum reis eyvallah.
Teşekkür ederim,να είσαι καλά !
Rica ederiz! 🤩
@@Turkishle ,♥️🇹🇷♥️🇬🇷❤️for ever.Consider us like your brothers.
Kardeşler.
Too good Kardish. You explain very well.
Good luck from India.
Merhaba! Can, çok teşekkürler, i love your channel, you are great!
Thank you Can. 😊
You are so welcome! 🤩
Yes, this really helped me too... Got sort of confused... Tesekular Eredrem 💚🌹
I like this video.
But, i think when learning initially, it is always good to learn correctly, and then corrupt as one feels more confident.
But , as always beautifully presented.
Thank you.
This was very helpful. More of this vedios pls.
Harika videonun için çok teşekkürler. Sadece bir sorum var. Gelecek zamanla ilgili ipucu sadece "ben" için mi yoksa "biz" için de kullanabilir miyim? Örneğin "yapacağız" yerine "yapıcaz" söylebilir miyim? Tekrar teşekkürler.
Kesinlikle! Yapacağız yerine yapıcaz diyebilirsin, hatta demelisin. Türkiye'de neredeyse herkes yapıcaz der, kimse yapacağız demez. Sen de yapıcaz demelisin.
hatta yapıcaz da değil "yapcaz" --> en çok bunu duyarsın
Doğru. Diyebilirsiniz
Yatcaz kalkcaz
Evet yapılabilir. Aslında tüm kişilere uygulayabilirsin bunu. Mesela "yapacaksın" yerine "yapcaksın", veya "yapacaklar" yerine "yapcaklar" :)
great video!
Thanks Joel!
Keep up the GREAT work! Bravo!!!
Thank you can be
faydalı bir iş yapıyOSun dostum tebrik ediyoRum
Thanks for the video can!!
You're welcome Stanczyk!
Çalışacağım or other verbs also can speak like Gidçem - Gelcem - Çalışçam - Öğrencem as you can see vowels at the middle is drop.
I love this video so much..❤🇹🇷🇲🇾
Great channel Can, I am learning so much, çok sağ ol
Very helpful thanks a lot
Thank you, very interested !
Thanks 😊😊
Thank you so so much for this honest video
Whatever little bit of turkish i know i learned from turkish series and there are lot of words that are similar in india too ...so whenever i talk to myself like whenever i m alone i talk to myself i try to talk in turkish and i guess i almost sound like the right version but my tongue always slips with similar kind of words (related to reading/school or eating etc)its hard to pronounce sometimes...after i watched one series my grammer was not that good but after watching 2-3 more my grammer has somewhat got better...Wish to learn the language like a pro and would really really like to visit turkey even stay there for some months (Ps. If i earned enough money for that)..i don’t know why but i really liked the language i mean i have watched spanish series chinese series but this language touched me alot❤️❤️Love from India❤️
Yine de ben doğru olanı tercih ediyorum. GideCEĞİM vs. Bence daha otantik, temiz ve olması gereken gibi. 💕
Ben de
Very good explanation! I heard the sound yo in Turkey but I didn't know what it meant. Now I know that this is a present tense verb. Thanks!
I am a beginner level Turkish learner, but I was told about the rule that you cannot put two vowels next to each other in a word conjugation. So that is why in the word "Gidiyorum" you cannot take "R" out of the word because if you did that "O" and "U" will be next to each other and that is not allowed. Correct me if I am wrong, Can.
Correct but some people say " gidiyom" instead of "gidiyorum" which isn't nice and acceptable likewise "bi" isn't acceptable but some people use it anyway.
Wow!! Very helpful!!! 😊
Muchas gracias!
Thanks 🙏 for this video and all others, they are very informative with interesting subjects 👏🤩
Amazing 👏👏👏
Thank you so much for detailed explanations, I really appreciate
Good
I will be visiting turkey soon, would love to meet and get some tips and tricks! Been learning a lot with these videos✨
I just found your UA-cam channel and finally I really like all your videos. It really helped me to learn Turkish because I have male friends from there.I Will subscribe for you channel ❤️❤️❤️🙏
Thanks a lot Ronal 😊
Thank you CAN
These are really good tips 😁
Almanyada yasayan Bir Türküm. Turkce konusurken alman oldugumu beli oluyor. Bu Video bana yardimci oldu
thank you!
You're welcome!
Oh wow! I didn’t even know about this! I’m a new to learning Turkish overall! Will have to check all your videos lol 😅
Your videos are very helpful with Turkish pronunciation. May I suggest finding some American friends to practice your English pronunciation?
Hello, Cam! I would like to know if these pronuntiations are limited to informal speech, among relatives, friends and close coworkers, or if they are present in all spoken Turkish, including speech in formal settings, such as in court, government or formal business communication. Thanks in advance! And congrats on the channel! I really enjoy it!
No, you could not see these kind of speech in court or formal places like business meeting, it's kinda weird and rude way to speak Turkish in formal places but in daily life with your family, friends, shopkeeper it's absolutely normal way to speak and it feels like more sincere.
To add on top of what Ömer Faruk said, there's even a more colloquial way of pronouncing those words. An example:
Gidiyorsun(you are going) - formal
Gidiyosun - informal and is for daily speech, but can rarely be used in formal situations. You should still avoid it to be safe.
Gidiyon - even more informal and is never used in formal situations.
To make this more understandable, let's take a look at this English example
You are not going - quite formal
You're not going - less formal(I think)
You ain't goin' - even less formal and is never used in formal situations
Dostum bu yazı dilinin konuşma dilindeki telaffuzu. ifade .Resmi veya Arkadaş fark etmiyor.
@@aytacugurlu9297 aslında fark ediyor. Arkadaşlarla konuşmak ayrı saygı duyduğun biriyle konuşmak ayrı. Genelde saygı duyduğunuz biriyle konuşurken daha kurallı konuşuyoruz
Love it!
Teşşekur ederim kardeşim bundan sonra senin gibi kunuşuceğim
shortening depends on the region as well
"... your teacher does not want to confuse you. Therefore she is reading ..." language teachers - only girls :-DDD
You're so careful maşallah 😂
Harika bey
Cok seviyorum turkey
Greattt
Thanks for the tips and all the examples. Very useful video 👍
.... and now I want to try the 5:18 snack 😃
Hola!eres muy buen profesor!deberias activar la traduccion en ESPAÑOL!gracias infinitas!