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Hocam you are the best ever Turkish teacher I must say. I have already learnt the topic (Time) from somewhere else. But there's always some confusion. I didn't get that properly. But after watching this lesson, the way you described, it's just incredible. Now there's no confusion.......... Çok teşekkür ederim hocam..... 💖 Başarılar 🎉🎊💯
Thanks that was a good lesson. You make it straight forward and memorable. However, I have 2 questions. 1 - how would I say in the morning/afternoon/night in a sentence with geçiyor, or var? Eg it is quarter past two in the afternoon It is ten to three in the morning 2 - I just don’t understand the suffixes used here and why they are different. I think for ten past 9 - saat dokuzu on geçiyor - the meaning is the time is ten passing THE nine. Am I correct? But for ten to nine, you say the suffix means “to”. Is this the same suffix as “I am going to the bathroom”?
Thank you for your questions, soruların için teşekkür ederim. 1- a) If the sentence is: -When I saw him it was ten past eight. Onu gördüğümde, saat sabah sekizi on geçiyordu. -When I saw him it was ten to eight. Onu gördüğümde, saat sabah sekize on vardı. As you see nothing changes b- If the sentence is: -I saw him at ten past eight. Onu sabah saat sekizi on geçe gördüm. -I saw him at ten to eight. Onu sabah saat sekize on kala gördüm. So if you use the preposition "at" in the sentence then "geçiyor" becomes "geçe" and "var" becomes "kala". In the first example the main verb is "geçiyordu" or "vardı" because the time is important there. But in the second sentence the main verb is "gördüm" because the action is important. 2- In general we use the accusative suffix if we are doing something about the particular object. For example: - I gave the pencil to him. - Ona kalemi verdim. (a particular pencil and I gave it) But if I am not doing anything with the object, even it's a particular object we don't add accusative suffix. For example: - This pencil is new. - Bu kalem yeni. (Kalem in this sentence is a particular object but I am not doing anything with the object so I don't add the accusative suffix) And about time, minutes are passing a specific hour then there must be accusative suffix. If the time is ten past five. It is like ten minutes come together and are passing the hour five (specific hour) so "Saat beşi on geçiyor." And If the time is ten to five. It is like ten minutes come together and approaching to the hour five. just like someone is (going) approaching to bathroom so " Saat beşe on var" (dative suffix -e).
Merhabalar! I appreciate your very interesting teaching. I have seen that the time expression changes when the question is "Saat Kaçta"? Could this topic be added to this lesson? I like your class so much and thank you once again.
Saat kaç? (13:45) Saat ikiye çeyrek var. Saat biri kırk beş geçiyor. I went to school at 13:45 . Ben saat ikiye çeyrek kala okula gittim. Ben saat biri kırk beş geçe okula gittim.
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Hocam you are the best ever Turkish teacher I must say.
I have already learnt the topic (Time) from somewhere else. But there's always some confusion. I didn't get that properly. But after watching this lesson, the way you described, it's just incredible. Now there's no confusion..........
Çok teşekkür ederim hocam..... 💖
Başarılar 🎉🎊💯
Rica ederim. I am being so happy every time I see a student enjoying the lessons and learning well.
Çok faydalı ders ,çok teşekkur hocam.
Rica ederim. Başarılar. 👍
Teşekkürler hocam. Can u plz provide an explanation & examples of when and how to use kala and geçe?
Rica ederim
Take a look at the video lesson below, it may help:
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Thanks that was a good lesson. You make it straight forward and memorable.
However, I have 2 questions.
1 - how would I say in the morning/afternoon/night in a sentence with geçiyor, or var?
Eg
it is quarter past two in the afternoon
It is ten to three in the morning
2 - I just don’t understand the suffixes used here and why they are different.
I think for ten past 9 - saat dokuzu on geçiyor - the meaning is the time is ten passing THE nine. Am I correct?
But for ten to nine, you say the suffix means “to”. Is this the same suffix as “I am going to the bathroom”?
Thank you for your questions, soruların için teşekkür ederim.
1- a) If the sentence is:
-When I saw him it was ten past eight.
Onu gördüğümde, saat sabah sekizi on geçiyordu.
-When I saw him it was ten to eight.
Onu gördüğümde, saat sabah sekize on vardı.
As you see nothing changes
b- If the sentence is:
-I saw him at ten past eight.
Onu sabah saat sekizi on geçe gördüm.
-I saw him at ten to eight.
Onu sabah saat sekize on kala gördüm.
So if you use the preposition "at" in the sentence then "geçiyor" becomes "geçe" and "var" becomes "kala".
In the first example the main verb is "geçiyordu" or "vardı" because the time is important there. But in the second sentence the main verb is "gördüm" because the action is important.
2- In general we use the accusative suffix if we are doing something about the particular object.
For example:
- I gave the pencil to him.
- Ona kalemi verdim. (a particular pencil and I gave it)
But if I am not doing anything with the object, even it's a particular object we don't add accusative suffix. For example:
- This pencil is new.
- Bu kalem yeni. (Kalem in this sentence is a particular object but I am not doing anything with the object so I don't add the accusative suffix)
And about time, minutes are passing a specific hour then there must be accusative suffix.
If the time is ten past five. It is like ten minutes come together and are passing the hour five (specific hour) so "Saat beşi on geçiyor."
And If the time is ten to five. It is like ten minutes come together and approaching to the hour five. just like someone is (going) approaching to bathroom so " Saat beşe on var" (dative suffix -e).
Thanks I will need to read and digest your answer lol.
Burada şu anda saat on biri çeyrek geçiyor. Ders için teşekkürler.
Rica ederim. Başarılar 👍
Merhabalar! I appreciate your very interesting teaching. I have seen that the time expression changes when the question is "Saat Kaçta"? Could this topic be added to this lesson? I like your class so much and thank you once again.
You're welcome. Rica ederim.
Yes the question and answer can be like this:
-Sen saat kaçta okula gittin?
-Ben saat dokuz buçukta okula gittim.
Can we write it as ( 7:03 )
It is half past eight
Saat sekizi bucuk geciyor
(Is it right?)
Good question.
No, you can't. It's grammaticaly incorrect.
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Hocam, iki sorum var. 1. How do we read the digital time? 13:45 Saat on üç kırk beş? 2. Do we use geçiyor and var when we are using verbs?
Saat kaç? (13:45)
Saat ikiye çeyrek var.
Saat biri kırk beş geçiyor.
I went to school at 13:45 .
Ben saat ikiye çeyrek kala okula gittim.
Ben saat biri kırk beş geçe okula gittim.
@@LearnTurkishvia ahhh tamam hocam anladım! Teşekkürler!
Rica ederim. Başarılar 👍
Marhaba... I want to learn Turkish language ... I learned with in 2 days counting, some vocabulary and sentences
Merhaba, keep learning, never give up.
@@LearnTurkishvia thnkxxx
Isn't ç from the ktçp letters , why doesn't it change to c when adding e
Unfortunately, not all of them change.
Thanks so much
You're welcome - Rica ederim.
how to say 12: 30 in Turkish. on iki buçuk or yarim.
Both ok but usually people say "on iki buçuk" , it's rare to say "yarım".
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Rica ederim
Thanks
You're welcome, bir şey değil.
thanks
You're welcome, rica ederim.