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"ğ" is pronounced. there is a clear difference between yourt and yoğurt. istanbul turkish is distorted in this context. however, you can hear "ğ" clearly in all over turkey. for example take a look at those words. eğer (it's not eeer ) ağda ( its not aaada )
dude i dont know what accent you speak but as a native speaker i (and most people) do not pronounce it. I mean, it doesnt have a pronunciation to begin with.
Please continue to upload more tutorial videos like this. You are helping us learn and be better at spoken Turkish. Thank you so much!
This is excellent. Learned so much. Make more videos please!
I have so needed this! So clear.
Keep the lessons coming please Jamie
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Very Informative video, çok teşekkür ederim
Rica ederim!
Harika!
I will share your videos in my facebook group called LET'S SPEAK TURKISH -TÜRKÇE KONUŞALIM. I believe Your videos will be helpful to Turkish learners, I hope you will make new videos
Benim baban
Senin yemeğin
Onun saçı
Benim annesi
Onların şeyi.
I like this video. Very useful lesson. Thank you.
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It isn't Benin babam. It is Benim babaM
It isn't Benim annesi. It is Benim annem
I like this channel, need more contents please ;)
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"ğ" is pronounced.
there is a clear difference between
yourt and yoğurt.
istanbul turkish is distorted in this context. however, you can hear "ğ" clearly in all over turkey.
for example take a look at those words.
eğer (it's not eeer )
ağda ( its not aaada )
Really?
dude i dont know what accent you speak but as a native speaker i (and most people) do not pronounce it. I mean, it doesnt have a pronunciation to begin with.
Why don't we add s in onrarın şeyi to be onların şeysı?
you only need the s when the noun ends in a vowel. şey does not end in a vowel so you don't need the s.
şeyi is the proper way. but some people with regional accents say şeysi
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