tesekkur ederim selin oglum turkce bense ingilizceyi ogreniyoruz sayende konusuyordu lakin anlamiyor yazamiyor okuyamiyordu bende biraz ingilizce konusuyordum lakin kelimelerin anlamini tam bilmiyordum biraz daha ilerleme katettik tesekkurler
Hi selin. I liked your videos. And I am thanking you so much. I am asking if you can put all sentences in the video in one page at the end. Later I can make screen shot and read them more carefully. So when I repeat the video I will remember them all easily. Teşekkür ederim.
Garip değil. Burada, Türkçe'de en çok kullanılan; onaylama ve onaylamama hakkındaki 10 adet kelimeden bahsediliyor. Düşünecek olursak, Türkçe'de valla veya vallahi kelimesi, ateistlerin bile istemsizce kullandığı bir kelime haline gelmiştir. =)
Very good lesson, good examples. And your English is excellent. I was thinking that Valla means something like Truly, Indeed, Really... because I did hear expression like Valla, bu kiz cok guzel.... so, I was thinking that they mean something like Yes really(indeed) the girl is beautiful. Is there some similar use, or it is straight Valla ➡️ Well. Thank you
Milena Stoyanova Valla (actually it is “vallahi") means I swear to The God in Arabic, and we use it in Turkish as well. But in a casual conversation, it has a less strong meaning. In the sentence given in the video, it is more like a filler word, such as well, erm etc. Your example is also correct, you can emphasize a statement with valla.
Hello. Thanks Selin for your course and also smile. May be English subtitles are not needed. Sometimes it is hidding some valuable content. This is just my point of view. You may have good reasons to add English subtitles. Many thanks
I have learned Merhaba and Selam ben ..... Tenstemza chok memnun meldum! and numbers such as, sfir bir, iki,uch,dort,besh,eti,yedi,sikz, donkuz and On i have also evet tesheklar
no name bu konuda aşağılık kompleksin mi var?.. Arapça sözcüklerimizin olması Arap olduğumuz anlamına gelmiyor. Zaten bu videoyu izlemekte olan insanlar da Türkçemizi öğrenmek istemiş, ülkemize saygı duymuş insanlar ki böyle zor bir dili öğrenmeye çalışıyorlar. Arap olmadığımızın farkındalar. Kendi kendini yiyip durma kardeşim
no name sen beni tanıyor musun acaba ki? Bu dediklerini anlıyorum. Arapların hali ortada. Ama sen hala aşağılık kompleksi yapıyorsun. Burda Arap gören yok zaten. Büyü artık. Araplar kim biz kimiz. İkisi de farklı ülkeler. Farklı kültürler. İslam dini dolayısıyla sözcükler girmiş ve bunda utanılacak, sıkılacak bir şey göremiyorum? Böylece insanlar ‘bakın, Araplardan zamanında etkilenmişler ama asla onların altında kalmamışlar, kendi dilleriyle varlar’ diyorlar. Sanki Fransandan aldığımız onlarca sözcük ne peki?.. Her dil başka dillerden almış bir şeyler işte. Bunu belirtmek senden bir şey eksiltmez bunu demek istiyorum yoksa Arapların hali hal değil elbet
Can i use sanirim to talk about something that will happen in future? Maybe this is the difference between galiba and sanirim.. one for something that it didn’t happen yet .. maybe maybe.. im just wondering so please let me know if its this way or it doesn’t matter .
Galiba yarın yağmur yağacak. Sanırım yarın yağmur yağacak. Both sentences can be translated as "I think it'll be raining tomorrow.". There's no real difference between them but "sanırım" is more likely to saying a conclusion about tomorrow's weather. But as I said both can be used.
Garen Nomana tessekür ederim. Umarım ki, bu yaz buraya gelirsin! Ben , geçen ay Kuşadasi 'ye Efeşe ziyaret ettik. Çok guzel yerler. Türk halki iyi bir insanlar.
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help me pleas l am a turk english in question sentences auxiliary verb + subject + verb + object + place envelope but why is that Anna: Ashley, today the weather is beautiful, isn’t it? ( diffirent)
@@graphicdesigner4471 Yeah you're absolutely right! I just wanted to point out the correct writing. Maybe you'll need that word in an academic paragraph writing project. Who knows? Have fun learning!
All of the other translations were blocked by a black box with English words that sound like the Turkish pronunciation. Which is fine but I enjoy seeing the other word uses.
Vallah means wallah which means in Arabic والله which means swearing i swear to god "Allah" and it could be used kinda like "well" but it doesn't mean "well" at all. Turkish has lots of Arabic words and this is one of them and by the way "Galiba" mean "غالباً" in Arabic and it means "mostly" not "i guess". i am a student in Turkey from Egypt and with all respect to the turkish language but they use lots and by saying lots i mean it. lots of phareses from Arabic wrongly like these ones i mentioned. as well as from other languages like french and farsi, that's why turkish language is not an original language that has roots. it doesn't, its a mix with from these languages with their grammar rules.
I am sorry but that's a very rude and inaccurate comment. There is no accurate or original language in the world. Every language has evolved from a combination of many other languages as people have interacted and shared and contributed to the evolution of languages. As a Muslim, I do really like Arabic language however, saying that Arabic is an original language but Turkish isn't is simply ignorance at best. There is no original language in the world because a bunch of humans all over the world have created words and associate them with tangible and intangible stuff. A lot of the grammer that is produced as a result comes from human interaction between different groups of people as I said earlier and it influences all languages greatly. No language in the world has survived on its own without taking and giving something from and to another language. What you call 'authentic' Arabic phrases are authentic to you because you have grown up associating a meaning with those phrases. When Arabic influenced other languages, those indigenous people decided upon the usage of the terms they were adopting. In simple words, there is no authentic phrase in any language that cannot hold a different meaning in another language. It might have a standard meaning in Arabic but any other language that were influenced by it does not follow Arabic rules and regulations. I am not a Turk but let's be honest, no language is original and I am sure you know the languages Arabic was influenced from (see, nothing wrong with having loan words from other languages). You don't have to follow Arabic language structure, vocabulary or grammer to have adopted some of its words just like Arabic doesn't follow the rules of those languages it was influenced by.
Hey there! Yes actually the word "Vallahi" means in the name of my lord (in this case Allah.) and the word "Tabii" came from an Arabic word. If you want more details please reply to this comment with your questions.
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Very informative lesson. Thank you, Selin, you are the best, the best of the best!
Hahahahahaha
Now Im here to learn turkish. Thanks Selin, ur best in explaining
I know
You do a fantastic job teaching Turkish! Your English is superb! ❤️
Watching video seems learning turkish would be easy for me Sagol love from India
Katılıyorum! (I'm from India too!)😊
I know
incredible I am learning Turkish very nicely
Thank you SELIN we love you !
Very interesting lesson!
Thank you Selin
I know thanks
Miss Selin, you're a good teacher. Very good explanations and easy to use words
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Thank you Selin. Your pronunciation in English is perfect. I enjoy all your lessons.
Thank you Selin. You are the best teacher
thank you for this great efforts miss Selin. you are really great.please go on
I'm turkish and I found out they teach turkish :)
keep up the good work!
Me too
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Very easy to understand it.Thanks teacher
I like this format 👍. Very interested and informative 💛. Thank you, Sellin 🌸☀️🌞
Love your video! ありがとう from Japan!
Would you look at that! I'm learning japanese!
Ooİiiiiii!!!! 私は日本が大好きです。トルコからのご挨拶!!♡
Japan oh
@@muti9419 hahahahaha
Very nice lesson.Selin you teach very good 👌👌👌
Yes, Selin you do a wonderful job.
tesekkur ederim selin oglum turkce bense ingilizceyi ogreniyoruz sayende
konusuyordu lakin anlamiyor yazamiyor okuyamiyordu
bende biraz ingilizce konusuyordum lakin kelimelerin anlamini tam bilmiyordum biraz daha ilerleme katettik tesekkurler
Seline thanks for this video. Galba we also use in macedonian language. It means the same.
She is the best
It was very helpful. Could you please add more of this native & useful phrases?!
I know l was just going to say that
Thank you Selin!!
Selin thanks 😊 hahahah
Thank you selin 🤗your voice and videos 📹 are are perfect your voice is beautiful 😍 I like it
thanks selin!!
Harika! Çok teşekkür ederim!
Hi selin. I liked your videos. And I am thanking you so much. I am asking if you can put all sentences in the video in one page at the end. Later I can make screen shot and read them more carefully. So when I repeat the video I will remember them all easily.
Teşekkür ederim.
thanks selin u gave very interesting information keep it up plz give us more lectures regarding turkish soon i will be able to speak inshallah
Very good class... You're explaining absolutely amazing.... I loved it.. And actually getting all the things.... 😊👌👌
Yup
Selin you are the best
Very important phrases
Çok iyi edersiniz. Teşekkür ederim
Teşekur ederim.
Sen güzelsin 😊
Valla biraz halk arasında kullanılan bir tabir😄Yazı dili için bunu öğreymen garip Selin hanım😊
Garip değil. Burada, Türkçe'de en çok kullanılan; onaylama ve onaylamama hakkındaki 10 adet kelimeden bahsediliyor. Düşünecek olursak, Türkçe'de valla veya vallahi kelimesi, ateistlerin bile istemsizce kullandığı bir kelime haline gelmiştir. =)
Very good lesson, good examples. And your English is excellent.
I was thinking that Valla means something like Truly, Indeed, Really... because I did hear expression like Valla, bu kiz cok guzel.... so, I was thinking that they mean something like Yes really(indeed) the girl is beautiful.
Is there some similar use, or it is straight Valla ➡️ Well.
Thank you
Milena Stoyanova Valla (actually it is “vallahi") means I swear to The God in Arabic, and we use it in Turkish as well. But in a casual conversation, it has a less strong meaning. In the sentence given in the video, it is more like a filler word, such as well, erm etc. Your example is also correct, you can emphasize a statement with valla.
Türkçe öğrenmeye çalışanları görünce heyecanlandım :D
Tesekkurler
Thank you selin.😘😊
Keep going.😍😘😘
Elbette in Urdu means 'but' or 'though' so I find it very interesting.
omg for real??? that is very interesting
Yes
Valla siz cok iyi bir analtiyor
I love you couse you give me information😊
nice
Can İ say "sanırım" or "galiba" to a teacher if he is asking me a question and I'm not sure about my answer?
Hi Nata
Sure!
Cheers!
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Team TurkishClass101.com
Thank u, sweetie pie!
Hahahaha
Türkçe biliyorum ama bende ingilizce öğrenmek için kullanıyorum. Çok iyi
Hello. Thanks Selin for your course and also smile. May be English subtitles are not needed. Sometimes it is hidding some valuable content. This is just my point of view. You may have good reasons to add English subtitles. Many thanks
You can turn off subtitles
Go to the three dots at the top right corner of the video. Click and turn off the captions 😊
Subtitles are very useful for non-native English speakers :)
Thanks for this vedio Selin I m your new subscribers
How yorum change the meaning of words when it comes together with words means just in connection.
I have learned
Merhaba and Selam ben .....
Tenstemza chok memnun meldum!
and numbers such as, sfir bir, iki,uch,dort,besh,eti,yedi,sikz, donkuz and On i have also
evet
tesheklar
Im arab and i say “belki” we use it too hahaa but just for casual .. not in the formal language
Jowana Abomokh yes we do have A LOT of words from Arabic. At the beginning ‘valla’ was actually ‘vallaha’ which is arabic :)
no name we always use arabic words in our daily lives..; Merhaba , selam, hayırlı olsun, selamun eleykum, sıhatler olsun vs vs..
no name bu konuda aşağılık kompleksin mi var?.. Arapça sözcüklerimizin olması Arap olduğumuz anlamına gelmiyor. Zaten bu videoyu izlemekte olan insanlar da Türkçemizi öğrenmek istemiş, ülkemize saygı duymuş insanlar ki böyle zor bir dili öğrenmeye çalışıyorlar. Arap olmadığımızın farkındalar. Kendi kendini yiyip durma kardeşim
no name sen beni tanıyor musun acaba ki? Bu dediklerini anlıyorum. Arapların hali ortada. Ama sen hala aşağılık kompleksi yapıyorsun. Burda Arap gören yok zaten. Büyü artık. Araplar kim biz kimiz. İkisi de farklı ülkeler. Farklı kültürler. İslam dini dolayısıyla sözcükler girmiş ve bunda utanılacak, sıkılacak bir şey göremiyorum? Böylece insanlar ‘bakın, Araplardan zamanında etkilenmişler ama asla onların altında kalmamışlar, kendi dilleriyle varlar’ diyorlar. Sanki Fransandan aldığımız onlarca sözcük ne peki?.. Her dil başka dillerden almış bir şeyler işte. Bunu belirtmek senden bir şey eksiltmez bunu demek istiyorum yoksa Arapların hali hal değil elbet
@@ndisney woooow i just read your comments. Now Im taking private turkish lesson I really adore this language
Can i use sanirim to talk about something that will happen in future? Maybe this is the difference between galiba and sanirim.. one for something that it didn’t happen yet .. maybe maybe.. im just wondering so please let me know if its this way or it doesn’t matter .
Galiba yarın yağmur yağacak.
Sanırım yarın yağmur yağacak.
Both sentences can be translated as "I think it'll be raining tomorrow.". There's no real difference between them but "sanırım" is more likely to saying a conclusion about tomorrow's weather. But as I said both can be used.
Adenzu teşekkürler canım
@@jowanaabomokh7247If you want a literal translation,
Galiba -> perhaps
Sanırım -> i think
Türkçe pek çok öğrenmek isteriz!
Tasos kalis nerelisin
Yunanistan
Tasos kalis Çok güzel ülke
Garen Nomana tessekür ederim. Umarım ki, bu yaz buraya gelirsin! Ben , geçen ay Kuşadasi 'ye Efeşe ziyaret ettik. Çok guzel yerler. Türk halki iyi bir insanlar.
@@kralosrallidis227 öyleyizdir 😎 ama çoğu batılı yabancılar bizi sevmiyor bizi terörist sanıyorlar 😪 AMA BUNA DUR DİYECEĞİZ 😈 şeytan emojisinden yanlış anlayacaksın şimdi 🙂🤦♀️KİLL ME AAA😵
Is she turkish?
Her accent is wonderful
help me pleas l am a turk english in question sentences
auxiliary verb +
subject + verb + object + place envelope but
why is that Anna: Ashley, today the weather is beautiful, isn’t it? ( diffirent)
Hi Genç
This channel is for learning Turkish. www.englishclass101.com/ is the place you would like to visit 😊
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Does Elbette means البته
نعم اخيز نفس المعنى.yes it is the same
Thanks alot and by the way Valla means.. I swear the god, it cames from the word والله which is w+Allah, and in arabic its said Wallah
Actually in Turkish it's written as "Vallahi".
@@muti9419 yes i know because I turkish language doesn't has w.. Which equal the letter waw in arabic they use v instead of w
@@graphicdesigner4471 Yeah you're absolutely right! I just wanted to point out the correct writing. Maybe you'll need that word in an academic paragraph writing project. Who knows? Have fun learning!
والله شكرا جزيلا .. i wrote : vallahi shukran jazeela = wallahi thank you so much
Çok iyi
All of the other translations were blocked by a black box with English words that sound like the Turkish pronunciation. Which is fine but I enjoy seeing the other word uses.
where tge episode of turkish tense pllzz
Belki we use in Macedonia.
Sana tamamen katılıyorum
Mam I want to say something that 101 app not working all video locked. Why
How to talk for the job in turkish language plz lesson me
Guzele!
We use "belki" in Iraq which means " I hope so" or I wish.
Thank you Selin.
Im Portuguese and trying to learn turkish,can you please explain me when the the vowel-(e) in turkish sound a,hope i explain properly,many thanks
Exemple belki ,its pronounces or sounds balki
Belki
I want to learn on this channel
But i dont now from any lesson I start
aala fathi start from the beginners lesson
Khalid Bin Azam thanks 😊
aala fathi you are welcome I’m also learning turkish on daily basis through this channel 😊😊
Sen çok tatlısın
Selin seni çok seviyorum devam et
its false: Selin seni çok seviyorum devam et
Thank you for the correction
@@sarahthamer1318 Youre welcome :) i am from turkey
Tomatis Nightcores it’s nice to talk with you
I am from lraq , I love turkish language so I’m trying to learn it and I hope to succeed in this
@@sarahthamer1318 :D
❤️
I want to speak Turkish language I m from Pakistan
good，come from China
Valla mı
Vallah means wallah which means in Arabic والله which means swearing i swear to god "Allah" and it could be used kinda like "well" but it doesn't mean "well" at all. Turkish has lots of Arabic words and this is one of them and by the way "Galiba" mean "غالباً" in Arabic and it means "mostly" not "i guess". i am a student in Turkey from Egypt and with all respect to the turkish language but they use lots and by saying lots i mean it. lots of phareses from Arabic wrongly like these ones i mentioned. as well as from other languages like french and farsi, that's why turkish language is not an original language that has roots. it doesn't, its a mix with from these languages with their grammar rules.
I am sorry but that's a very rude and inaccurate comment. There is no accurate or original language in the world. Every language has evolved from a combination of many other languages as people have interacted and shared and contributed to the evolution of languages. As a Muslim, I do really like Arabic language however, saying that Arabic is an original language but Turkish isn't is simply ignorance at best. There is no original language in the world because a bunch of humans all over the world have created words and associate them with tangible and intangible stuff. A lot of the grammer that is produced as a result comes from human interaction between different groups of people as I said earlier and it influences all languages greatly. No language in the world has survived on its own without taking and giving something from and to another language. What you call 'authentic' Arabic phrases are authentic to you because you have grown up associating a meaning with those phrases. When Arabic influenced other languages, those indigenous people decided upon the usage of the terms they were adopting. In simple words, there is no authentic phrase in any language that cannot hold a different meaning in another language. It might have a standard meaning in Arabic but any other language that were influenced by it does not follow Arabic rules and regulations. I am not a Turk but let's be honest, no language is original and I am sure you know the languages Arabic was influenced from (see, nothing wrong with having loan words from other languages). You don't have to follow Arabic language structure, vocabulary or grammer to have adopted some of its words just like Arabic doesn't follow the rules of those languages it was influenced by.
Valla, hiç aklıma gelmezdi burda valla kelimesini göreceğim.
😍
Senin sınıfını çok güzel
Please urdu subtitles
Valla means valhalla ,not well
Are you kidding?
🖤🖤🖤
Did valla in Turkish actually means in the name of my lord? And did tabi ki came from an Arabic word?
Hey there! Yes actually the word "Vallahi" means in the name of my lord (in this case Allah.) and the word "Tabii" came from an Arabic word. If you want more details please reply to this comment with your questions.
@@muti9419 are you turkish?
@@foodieontherun4349 Yes, i am!
Lipstick suit on you 😍👌
From my opinion, learning a language from TH-cam was not effective. You want to learn a language? Download an app on your phone or just going to language classes. Peace from an 18 year old Malaysian.
Everyone learns in different ways. I like it. It gives me an opportunity to hear native speakers.
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VAllah Allah lafzıdır Müslümanlar kullanır bu sözcüğü
I will just keep saying ..Ummm....Valla...Belki...Turkcem iyi mi
Who is putting the silly translations at the bottom of the screen? We don't need them.
Are you a muslim
u cant understand nothing from lessons like this
Bir Allah İn koreli insanı yok mu yiaaa korecanlar da sevinsin biraz
Turkgay
Gayreece Hahahaha idiot!
If ignorance was a person
@@Yildirim-rc4hp Merhaba kardeşim
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