Conjunctions in Turkish(Because, Therefore, That's why)
2022 ж. 14 Қыр.
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In this lesson that's taken from Turkishle's A2 Level Master Course, you will learn how to use common conjunctions like "because, therefore, that's why" in Turkish :)
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In the çünkü example, you switched the “cause” and “effect” labels. “Otobüsü kaçırdım” is the effect, and “alarmı duymadım” is the cause.
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Thanks a lot for your helpful lessons. But Funla needs to revise her English pronunciation. The word cause is pronounced like 'korz' not 'cows'.
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Bravo! Your English is also excellent ... And yes... I enjoyed this lesson as well =)
Çünkü kısmında neden ve sonuç konseptleri yanlış yerdeydi. Otobüsü kaçırdım (sonuç), çünkü alarmı duymadım (neden).
That video was really helpful. Thank you.
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Siz gerçekten daha iyi bir öğretmensiniz. Pakistandan size çok sevgiler
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Yay! dolayısıyla ıs a tough one. I wıll need more practıce. teşekkür ederim!
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Glad to hear that
The link in the description isn't working anymore, for the class notes. :( But i did enjoy the class very much! :)
Bağlaçlar = conjunction : 1. Çünkü = because 2. Bu yüzden = that's why 3. Be nedenle = for this/that reason 4. Dolayısıyla= that's why 5. Bu sebeple = therefore
@Davulcu Ronaldo hayır
Merhaba kolaylıklar dilerim. Çünkü bağlacı yanlış anlatılmış. Zira otobüsü kaçırmak cause değil effect'tir. Alarmı duymamak da cause'dır.
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But the first sentence is mixed, I mean the effect and the cause. It should be opposite. I didn't hear the alarm so, AS AN EFFECT, I missed the bus. Lack of alarm was the cause then.
4:36 i thought 'Çalışmak' meant 'to work' rather than 'to study' as i have always used it that way. Is there another verb for studying or can Çalış be used in both cases? Also according to me, 'not' means 'note' as i saw many celebrities using it in the end while writing big paragraphs. Could you also clear that up?
"Çalışmak" means both to work, and to study, so both are correct
Not means "note" and "grade" so both are correct as well
@@FastandAgile701 thanks
Öğrenmek ( to learn ) İş ( work )
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Elias shakoor You are right But there is difference Between cause for the event and reason for acrion The teacher should have used the word" reason" instead of* cause"
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Çünkü
Yeni video bekliyorum :P
I wanted vocabulary pdf full of important daily list.
Not hearing the alarm Is the cause Losing the bus is the effect
The image is wrong: The CAUSE is "alarmı duymadım" but it says it is the SONUÇ. It isn't. The effect of you not hearing the alarm is that you missed the bus. And yet, the image says "otobüsü kaçırdım" is the cause. It's the other way around.
Merhaba Eduardo, thank you for your feedback :) We fixed this mistake in the video that we’ve uploaded on the course 🙏🏼
1)Okula gitmedim çünkü hastaydım 2)Türkçe çok kolay çünkü benim büyük dedelerim türktür 3)türkçe çalışıyorum çünkü türk dramalarıyı seviyorum
Dramalarını olacak. Cok ilginc Turkiyeyi demiyor da Turkiyeni diyorsunuz, burda da dramalarını demeniz gerekmez mi ???
Someone please explains the “bu nedenle” the way it’s pronounce I feeling like why isn’t it like “bu nadanle” why does the first two “e” sound different than the last. That’s because I just studied the alphabet and the “e” is getting the pronunciation wrong.
Because she is speaking fast i think
Hello whats different between nerde and nerede??
The same. Different pronunciations.
1:35 Hocam "otobüsü kaçırdım" ı "I kidnapped the bus" diye çevireceksiniz diye çok korktum :D
Great video thanks (but you pronounce “cause” incorrectly.
your way of pronouncin "cause" is funny, i'm used to hearing it as "coz" and not "cauz"
It really isn’t a simple language. For English speakers a lot is back to front.
Olmak = To be. Not to be off
the sentence should have been like "I was late for the class."... not to the class...😮
ben de akıcı ingilizce konuşamıyorum, unfortunately 😌😌😌
more funda
Otobüsü kaçırdım çünkü alarmı duymadm. = we do not speak that way. alarmı duymadığım için otobüsü kaçırdım. = we speak that way
Sonuçta örnek olarak veriyorlar. Ne kadar yaygın kullanıldığı ile ilgili değil konu. Ayrıca verdiğin ikinci cümle dil bilgisi olarak B2 düzeyinde bir konu.
Guys your A2 level is a bit too expensive 😟
My turkish level power 999999+ beacause im live in türkiye and im turk bruh
İstiyorsan beraber pratik yapabiliriz ögrenmek istiyorsan bedavaya
I am from pakistan struggling to reach turkey
Pratik yapmak istersen burdayim türküm
@@Valandiya Ahhh Seninle tanışmak bir zevkti. Bana nasıl yardım edebilirsin?
Instegram varsa benle konuşabilirsin türkçeyi bedava ya yardımcı olabilirim
@@yakamoz-yurek12 kendi ülkemi tanıtmak benim için bir onurdur
İm turk and living here
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bi düşününce türkçe gerçekten zor bir dil
almancanın yanında hiçbir şey
What a beautiful woman you are 😉
Funda hanim sana asik oldum dolasiyla seninle olmak istiyorum 🥰
Ben türkçe konuşmuyorum yanlış anladınız yauv
thank you very much but pardon you pronounce cause like cows