50 Most Common Turkish Words - For Absolute Beginners!
In this video, we are sharing a list of the most common Turkish words that every beginner should know!
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As an English and Arabic speaker I got most of it 👍👍🙏💃🏼💃🏼🙏
So did i
There are so many arabic words? Cause english not so much ahah
After watching a lot of turkish dramas these words are on my fingertips Ben çok mutluyum 😄
Wonderful!
@@Turkishle gerçekten ben çok çok mutluyum çünkü bu benim için büyük bir başarı 🤩🙃
@@Turkishle teşekkür ederim
@@amnarazakazmi7167 Tebrikler! Your Turkish is nice. If you need help, I can help you and Ï can teach you some words 😄
All these phrases I already memorised and notified. I learnt from Italki and Mondly too. These are very useful and fun to learn until I memorised within these past 3 months ❤
So cool ❤👍 thank you for your making this video and the PDF , these days I love learning Türkçe
I love the addition of the pdf. It really helpful
Glad you like it!
Thank you for the simplicity and clarity in presentation Highly appreciated sir😊
Glad you enjoyed! And you're welcome!
i am a student and i have no money and permission to go to Turkey still i love to watch these videos 😂
This is very helpful. Thank you!
Thank you very much. Nice way of teaching. Please continue. Your positive attitude, dedication and smile are highly appreciated. Çok teşekkür ederim!
You are doing an exceptionally helpful, beautiful and easy-to-learn videos. ❤❤❤
Found your channel recently! Pretty helpful!
After long long time. Thank you for this video. Hope more more informative vedios. I love them 👊😄🇱🇰🇹🇷
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Videos* 😅 btw lots of lovely greetings from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳
Buddy are u sri lankan
@@saumyatiwari8876 Hi! You also from India
@@sukhman_21 Hlw.....yup l'm also an lndian 🙃👍🇮🇳
I love these videos but... The thing is you guys have done so many beginner videos that the beginners aren't beginners any more!! I already knew 98% of these words! Pls start doing the next level too
Thanks for your feedback! we're definitely considering it for the future videos!
I have learning Turskish already 13 days. This video is important. I realized that I have a long way to go. Thank you for pronounce the words. ❤
Rica ederiz Karine! Anytime! 🤩
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Thank you for clearly enunciating each word. There are subtle pronunciation differences from English that I can only catch when speech is slowed down. You do an excellent job!
Çok teşekkür ederiz 🙏🙂 We've learned a lot of Turkish words thanks to your channel! İt's made our stay in Turkey even more enjoyable chatting with locals 😃
Rica ederiz :) Happy to hear that!
Thank you for sharing & blessings to you 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
You are so welcome!
Thanks Can
Çok teşekkür ederım !! Thanks for all 💪🤍
Rica ederiz! Happy to help! 😊
Thank you❤unfortunately I am too old to learn Turkish fluently but I do try to remember. Hopefully I can visit your beautiful country soon and hopefully I will be a Turk in my next life, Inshallah❤
I hope so too!
Türkçe çok kolay bir dil . Tek zorlu yanı argo inanılmaz fazla. ama sadece 1 ay kursa gidersen Türkceyi çok kolay anlarsin hatta konuşursun bile. Dünyanın en kolay dili hemde açık ara zorluk derecesi . 10 üzerinden 1
Looking forward to more Turkish words to learn.❤
I'm from Iran and live in Tehran, learning Turkish. I'm happy to see that a lot of words are the same in Farsi and Turkish. At least 15 words out of 50 were the same. And because I know English, it makes it even easier for me. In the north of Iran, people speak Turkish, and it would be even easier for them to learn Istanbul Turkish.
Türkçe öğrendiğim için çok mutluyum biraz Türkçe biliyorum teşekkür ederim
Thank you, this is wonderful!
Glad it was helpful!
I’m going to turkey this year and this will help a lot thank you and I’m arab so their are a lot of the same words that we use so it’s easy
My first language is Persian, and I find so many familiarities with both words and grammar. Wanna learn the language but I haven't started it yet, Good job !
Thank you so much for the video Bayildim❣️
You're welcome!
so clear, thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful lesson
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you 🙏
This is great! please do more like this :)
We will share more videos like this! stay tuned!
Very good choices of the words that are important to learned however it could be better if the words are presented in black or any dark colour to contrast the yellow background. White colour against yellow is not very visible for all. Thank you
Glad to know you found it helpful and thanks for your feedback! if you find it hard to read you can check out the PDF file, the text is in black and it might be easier for you to read it, hope it helps! Happy learning!
Thankyou so much We need such videos It helps a lot Lots of love from India 🇮🇳
You're welcome, Glad you enjoyed!
Nice ! very helpful
Glad it was helpful!
Selam! Thanks alot for such an amazing video. I am so glad that i have learn these words ☺️ teşekürler abı !☺️
Rica ederim
Salam .Informative video ,I am from Pakistan.
Thank you fo the useful videos İ currently live in Bursa and İ LOVE this place, and still in A1 level. One note about the video White writing on yellow background are hard to see
Thank I found your channel long time I search for it
Thanks for the video. It's useful and clear. The white text isn't easily visible on the yellow background unfortunately.
Glad it was helpful! you can use the PDF to practice the words, it's in black so it would be easier for you to read!
Thanks a lot, from Brazil.
You are welcome!
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Ok, I know all the words. Great job Emira 😁😁😁😁. Thank you very much, and I am learning with you👊👍👍👍👍
Great job!
Thanks brother for a treasure of words we learnt nouns of most commonly found things If you black ground instead of yellow, it clearer and easier for us to read and learn Jazakallahu khaira kaseeran kaseeraa
glad you liked it! 🤗
Çok teşekkür!
Rica ederiz
Çok teşekkürler can 🍿🍻
I feel accomplished to have all of these words down. 😃 I've been learning using Duolingo, Babbel and HelloTalk, supplementing that with videos from you all and others. Thanks for uploading!
Great job! You're welcome!
Same here! 🤭
Tha is very helpful I like
Glad it was helpful!
iyi öğrendim. Çok teşekkürler.🤗🥰😊😍🤗😇❤❤❤
Rica ederim 😊
Teşekkür, camler! Türkçe ve kazakça ( benim anadilim ) çok benziyorlar!
Thank you ❤️🇹🇷
You're welcome!
Thanks 🙏
You’re welcome 😊
I love it. I learn soo much!!!! 🤓
Great!
very useful!
Glad it was helpful!
hi teacher when i watched your video i knew allot
I already know all of these😌♥️♥️
Güzel Can kardeşim..
Thank you for your youtube channel . Iam still learning turkish language but i am still search course turkish language who provided certificate
Merhaba It’s nice to try to learn another language. Zaman ayırdığını için Çok teşekkür ederim I'm learning with Duolingo... İyi günler. Many blessings!!
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Assalamualikum actually its quite similar to urdu i m from pakistan stay blessed ever ever and ever its like english style urdu an persian and arabic tc Allah khafiz
iyi bir ogretmensiniz
❤thank You!
you are very welcome! 😊
Thanks for lesson türkic gardaş
you are welcome! 🤩
Love you guys from Pakistan 🇵🇰♥️✌🏻
Great video, many words are similar to our hindi words.
i struggle abit with pronunciation, but im practicing and getting better. im noticing the the mouth is more closer together when speaking turkish. if say the words the same way that i speak english, that is, having the mouth more open, then i dont get the same sounds. keeping the mouth a little closed and the words start sounding more correct
3:16 映画 3:25 服 1:37 バッグ、かばん
Thank you, Your Chanel easy to lean but This is hard for me😅 (btw I'm from Thailand want to learn another language)
I didn't have to learn most of the words because the same words are used in my mother tongue Punjabi too because of the common Persian link between the two languages!
As an English, Farsi and Arabic speaker I got most of this 😊
Dünyanın en kolay dilidir. Sadece argosu dünyadaki tüm dillerin toplamindan bile fazladir. Ama anlama günlük yasam icin dunyadaki en kolay dildir. 1 ayda cok rahat ogrenirsin
Bende İngiliz e öğreniyorum.I am learning English too.
Love the way you pronounce the words for ease of learning , but can i just say that in the english speaking world market would translate as pazar, ie an open air stall based area. Market should really be shop, as in local shop, often called corner shop or for american dialect, local store.
Market has many shops
Your videos are so helpful🥰
Glad you think so!
Nice i used to know turkish very well when i was little now i forgot most of it im haooy i still know some
In Urdu we also say insan (human /person)
Love from pakistan 🇹🇷❤🇵🇰
Unexpectedly, I knew all of them.
Merhaba arkadaşlar! What are the other words you know in Turkish? Let us know in the comments below! Also if you want the complete list of words we teach in this lesson, you can download the PDF document of this lesson by clicking this link: courses.turkishle.com/50-essential-nouns-in-turkish
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rica ederiz
@@Turkishle 😊
After very long time...
Can, can you do a video abt the Turkish ppl attitude towards dogs?
good idea! 😊
Turkish is like maths. Perfect language.
Knew 40-42 already 🥳
Amazing!
Pretty easy to confuse which ones are similar to english and which not. Some are similar to romanian so there's another level of confusion to me :))
Thank you so much for teaching us Turkish but that yellow color in white print cannot see good
Do you do Live online classes?
You can check out all the details about our courses here on our website: turkishle.com/courses/
I really want to learn Turkish
you can with us! just e-mail here: info@turkishle.com
Great video! However, can you explain the pronunciation of R when it’s at the end of a word, which is at the end of a sentence? It’s seems to sound like rş. So at 3:09 Haber sounds like haberş. I hear this in duolingo too, but noticed that the ş sound isn’t there if the word ending R is in the middle of a sentence. This is the one thing that confuses me, as all teachers seem to say that the Turkish letters never change their sound. Thanks.
Its just a whistled R. I asked this also to my teacher(hocam) the turks from istanbul tend to whistle their R’s but you are fine just using the normal R. Other region differ in pronouncing the R. Dont worry about it.
The reason of you heard "Rş" is that, I guess, microphone problem. We don't say "Haberş". R is pronounced just like in Russian.
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Sir please upload hızlı hızlı :)
Merhaba! I'd like to know, please, the difference between ASLA ve Hiç. And between AiLESi ve Aile! Teşekkür iderim
I can tell you, asla and hiç both have meaning of never and about ailesi and aile, ailesi means ''their'' family and aile means family the ''-si'' in aile''si'' is the one that change it to ''their family'' from just ''family'' i might also have done wrong stuff because i am still not a turkish expert but its my native language so i know most stuff
Hi! Hope this is not a very late answer and helps with your question :) As a native I sense some differences between Asla and Hiç. Asla gives a stronger feeling and although they both translate into never, there are some situations I prefer one of them to the other. Situations you can use both; Daily routines She never eats fish. She dislikes it. O Asla balık yemez OR O Hiç balık yemez. Sevmez. However sometimes I prefer one over the other. Hiç: I usually prefer using Hiç when I talk about "experiences". For example: Things I have never achieved: I have never been to London. / Daha önce "hiç" Londra'da bulunmadım. When you use Asla in this sentence, it sounds awkward and you give the impression that you are trying to deny something. I have never eaten sushi. / Daha önce hiç suşi yemedim. Things I have just managed to achieve: Daha önce "hiç" Londra'da bulunmamıştım. Daha önce "hiç" suşi yememiştim. / I have never eaten sushi before (but I have now). Asla: Asla gives a strong feeling of meaning and I prefer it in several occasions: Denial (Like denying an accusation): No way! He can't be the thief he is a very kind person. / Asla! Hırsız o olamaz. O çok iyi birisidir. Will never (Like you are giving promises): I will never hurt you again. / Seni bir daha "asla" üzmeyeceğim. Decisions: After seeing your behaviour I decided to never go to the cinema with you. / Bu davranışından sonra seninle bir daha "asla" sinemaya gitmemeye karar verdim. Aile is the root/base version of Family. Ailesi is the 3rd singular possessive version in Turkish. My family / (Ben-im) Aile-m > 1st singular possessive suffix Your family / (Sen-in) Aile-n > 2nd singular possessive suffix His, Her, Its Family / (O-nun) Aile-si > 3rd singular possessive suffix Our family / (Biz-im) Aile-miz > 1st plural possessive suffix Your family / (Siz-in) Aile-niz > 2nd plural possessive suffix Their family / (Onlar-ın) Aile-lesi > 3rd plural possessive suffix \ Talking about one family, like talking about the same one family of two siblings. Their families / (Onlar-ın) Aile-leri > 3rd plural possesive suffix \ Talking about more than one families that are related to each other
@@MrBephelgor Çok teşekkür ederim! Thanks for helping me
@@talattursan1351 Çok teşekkürler, I appreciate yor help, I love learning Turkish!
Sir I have entered my mail ID correctly but I didn't get the pdf😢 Teşekkürler ederim for amazing video
Here is the link to get the PDF: skilled-creator-4559.ck.page/924d278f0e Please try again and if you didn't receive it contact us on Instagram or via email
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"Ve" means "and" in Hebrew as well.
Coffee/tea/person/bag/book/car/news/company/gift are basically Arabic. 👍🏻
Tea isn't from Arabic, it's from Mandarin.
Yeah but Turkish must’ve gotten it thru Arabic or Persian, given the history.
Some words are similar in urdu
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Why some words with the “r” in the end sounds like "ş"？ 3:12
What is the word for " Butter " ?
Tereyağı
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