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Bu video çok iyi. Teşekkür ederim. İt's the best format I've seen about Turkish grammar on YT. Easy to understand, clear explanations, straight to the point.
Hi, your lessons are amazing. I’ve been watching them everyday for a few months now. Do you have videos on passive voice? I couldn’t find it on your channel. Thanks so much!
Merhaba, I am happy to hear that my lessons are helping. At the moment I am preparing B1 lessons. I will preoare B2 lessons after finishing these and Passive voice will be one of them .
Dear Mr. Uğur Hoca In below phrars can we say” kaldığını “ is a verbal adjective O bize hangi harfte kaldığını söylesin= Let him tell us what letter he's in hangi harfte kaldığını =the letter in which he is staying kalmak+dık+ı= kaldığını Thank you in advance
Thank you so much! The best explanation ever, çok teşekkür ederim!! There's one thing I'd like to to ask you, why didn't you include the other suffixes (-ası,esi -mez,maz -ar,er, ır,ir) in this explanation as well? Aren't those fiilimsi? Thank you very much again
Glad to hear that it is helpful. I am preparing lessons between 10-15 minutes so the learners do not loose their concentration and get bored. Hopefully, I will prepare more video lessons in close future, including the suffixes you mentioned.
@@LearnTurkishvia Oh yeah, i think it is a good idea, i m happy to hear that more video lessons are coming, I'll continue to follow you with great pleasure. Thank you again
Very useful sir . How a sentence with “ dık “ is formed if the main clause tense is different from the subordinate clause tense ? I mean like “ The engineers whom I worked with will arrive in Istanbul tomorrow “ and I don’t know if that even possible in these particular suffixes . Thanks
The suffix "dık" stays the same and you can change the time by choosing the proper time suffix that you want. Ex: "The engineers whom I worked with will arrive Istanbul tomorrow. "Birlikte çalıştığım mühendisler yarın İstanbul'a varacaklar."
This is really a great lesson. you had explain it so smoothly many thanks to you for that. I would be very grateful if you can complete the story by expanding on the subject of using the past or future participles (dik or ecek adjectives) as nouns ex: Babamın geleceğini siz mi söylediniz?. Also on the differences between -dik or ecek nouns and the short infinitive. best regards
Hi there! How should I understand "yaptıklarım", "okudklarım" and "söylediklerim" and are they also verbal adjectives? I am looking for examples so I can learn to apply them for myself.
Merhabalar. For verbal adjectives, you can take a look at the video lesson below: th-cam.com/video/QpDEBPC00fw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=C3M9x7fIhzzwcCt1 And about your question The books that I read = okuduğum kitaplar The things that I read = okuduklarım Or The ones that I read = okuduklarım
Aren't 'yanmak' and 'boyanmak' reflexive forms of the verbs 'yakmak' and 'boyamak'? I think 'yakılmak' is the passive form of the verb 'yakmak'. I also think that some verbs like 'boyamak', 'yıkamak', etc. are only used in reflexive form 'boyanmak', 'yıkanmak', and so on. Since reflexive and passive are very similar, both in structure and meaning, they are translated to English as passive voice.
Yorumun için teşekkürler. Büyük oranda haklısın. Fakat burası şimdilik reflexive ile pasif yapıları detaylarıyla açıklamak ve karşılaştırmak için uygun değil. Belki C1 derslere başlayınca bunlardan da bahsedebiliriz.
Bu videonun çok ihtiyacım vardı. Çok teşekkür ederim hocam. Harika anlattınız. Fakat diğer sıfat filleri burada eksik. Yani " er, mez, asi". Bunlarla ilgili başka bir video var mı? Ben bulamadım çünkü. Yada ileride yapacak mısınız? Çok gerekiyor hocam.
Hocam bir soru var. What does it happen if I want to say: The boy who was running on the street is very naughty?. I can use the first case you mentioned 'an/en'. ''Sokakta koşan çocuk çok yaramazdı''?. Does is an/en work for past and present?
"-an, -en" suffix is for the person, for the subject: Sokakta koşan ÇOCUK Balkonda oturan ADAM "-dık, -dik" suffix is for the object: Benim okuduğum KİTAP Onun yazdığı MEKTUP You can't say "okuyan kitap çok ilginç." You need to say "Okuduğum kitap çok ilginç."
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İt's the best format I've seen about Turkish grammar on YT. Easy to understand, clear explanations, straight to the point.
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Thank You so much for this lesson Hocam. Now, I can confidently utilize what I have learned from this lesson while speaking and writing in Turkish.
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Hi there. thx for the simple and creative explanation, I'm an English teacher myself and I really appreciate your effort. well done bro.
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Videolarınız yapdığınız için çok teşekkür ederim!
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Teşekkürler hocam. Çok faydalı bir video.
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thankyou so much your way of explaınıng turkısh grammer ıs a way I can understand .thankyou for your tıme.
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Very good explained! Thank you!
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Ders için teşekkürler.
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İzlediğim ders biraz zor ama iyi. Ders için teşekkür ederim.
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Çok çok faydalı ders, hocam teşekkürler!
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Hi, your lessons are amazing. I’ve been watching them everyday for a few months now.
Do you have videos on passive voice? I couldn’t find it on your channel. Thanks so much!
Merhaba, I am happy to hear that my lessons are helping.
At the moment I am preparing B1 lessons. I will preoare B2 lessons after finishing these and Passive voice will be one of them .
@@LearnTurkishvia thank you! I look forward to watching more of your videos 🙏
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Dear Mr. Uğur Hoca
In below phrars can we say” kaldığını “ is a verbal adjective
O bize hangi harfte kaldığını söylesin= Let him tell us what letter he's in
hangi harfte kaldığını =the letter in which he is staying
kalmak+dık+ı= kaldığını
Thank you in advance
It is correct, bravo 👍
Thank you so much! The best explanation ever, çok teşekkür ederim!! There's one thing I'd like to to ask you, why didn't you include the other suffixes (-ası,esi -mez,maz -ar,er, ır,ir) in this explanation as well? Aren't those fiilimsi? Thank you very much again
Glad to hear that it is helpful. I am preparing lessons between 10-15 minutes so the learners do not loose their concentration and get bored. Hopefully, I will prepare more video lessons in close future, including the suffixes you mentioned.
@@LearnTurkishvia Oh yeah, i think it is a good idea, i m happy to hear that more video lessons are coming, I'll continue to follow you with great pleasure. Thank you again
@@martinacccc6245 You're welcome, rica ederim. Wish you best luck. 👍
Very useful sir . How a sentence with “ dık “ is formed if the main clause tense is different from the subordinate clause tense ? I mean like “ The engineers whom I worked with will arrive in Istanbul tomorrow “ and I don’t know if that even possible in these particular suffixes . Thanks
The suffix "dık" stays the same and you can change the time by choosing the proper time suffix that you want. Ex: "The engineers whom I worked with will arrive Istanbul tomorrow. "Birlikte çalıştığım mühendisler yarın İstanbul'a varacaklar."
@@LearnTurkishvia çok teşekkür ederim hocam
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This was awesome!
Happy to hear that 😊👍
This is really a great lesson. you had explain it so smoothly many thanks to you for that. I would be very grateful if you can complete the story by expanding on the subject of using the past or future participles (dik or ecek adjectives) as nouns ex: Babamın geleceğini siz mi söylediniz?. Also on the differences between -dik or ecek nouns and the short infinitive. best regards
Hi there!
How should I understand "yaptıklarım", "okudklarım" and "söylediklerim" and are they also verbal adjectives?
I am looking for examples so I can learn to apply them for myself.
Merhabalar.
For verbal adjectives, you can take a look at the video lesson below:
th-cam.com/video/QpDEBPC00fw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=C3M9x7fIhzzwcCt1
And about your question
The books that I read = okuduğum kitaplar
The things that I read = okuduklarım
Or
The ones that I read = okuduklarım
Aren't 'yanmak' and 'boyanmak' reflexive forms of the verbs 'yakmak' and 'boyamak'? I think 'yakılmak' is the passive form of the verb 'yakmak'. I also think that some verbs like 'boyamak', 'yıkamak', etc. are only used in reflexive form 'boyanmak', 'yıkanmak', and so on. Since reflexive and passive are very similar, both in structure and meaning, they are translated to English as passive voice.
Yorumun için teşekkürler. Büyük oranda haklısın. Fakat burası şimdilik reflexive ile pasif yapıları detaylarıyla açıklamak ve karşılaştırmak için uygun değil. Belki C1 derslere başlayınca bunlardan da bahsedebiliriz.
Thank you so much for this 😊💞
You're welcome, bir şey değil. Wish you success, başarılar. 👍
Merhaba Hocam .... lütfen Edilgen fiil ve dönüşlü fiil üzerine bir video ya da kursu yapabilir misiniz?
Merhabalar. B2 için video dersleri yayınlayacağım. Bu konular B2 içinde olacak.
Super explanation
Thank you, teşekkür ederim.
Sir, I have a question. How can we know that in the passive this word comes n suffix and that word comes il suffix?
Generally, if the word ends with a consonant we use "l" and if it ends with a vowel we use "n".
Bu videonun çok ihtiyacım vardı. Çok teşekkür ederim hocam. Harika anlattınız. Fakat diğer sıfat filleri burada eksik. Yani " er, mez, asi". Bunlarla ilgili başka bir video var mı? Ben bulamadım çünkü. Yada ileride yapacak mısınız? Çok gerekiyor hocam.
Hocam bir soru var. What does it happen if I want to say: The boy who was running on the street is very naughty?. I can use the first case you mentioned 'an/en'. ''Sokakta koşan çocuk çok yaramazdı''?.
Does is an/en work for past and present?
Yes, you can use it like that 👍
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( Miş )Passive are bit difficult
I need to practice on passive grammer
A bit difficult but you can do it. 👍
Why is yak changed to yan, ez changed to ezil and so on?
"n" and "il" are suffixes for passive.
Ok, thanks
@@azraabbas1062 you're welcome, rica ederim.
i have struggle to separate the -en -an with dik-tik okuduğum kitap çok ilginç ben okuyan kitap çok ilginç fark ne?
"-an, -en" suffix is for the person, for the subject:
Sokakta koşan ÇOCUK
Balkonda oturan ADAM
"-dık, -dik" suffix is for the object:
Benim okuduğum KİTAP
Onun yazdığı MEKTUP
You can't say "okuyan kitap çok ilginç."
You need to say "Okuduğum kitap çok ilginç."
it will be nice if you provide some more possesive verbs of turkish language
Hoca. Kırılmış pencere, pencere kırık arasındaki fark ne ?
They are almost the same, just the way we say is a bit different.
Kırılmış pencere = the broken window
Pencere kırık = the window is broken
اول جملتين acak
مافهمت ليش خليناهم بدون اضافة acaĝı??
كل الشكر والتقدير لجهدك وشرحك المميز❤❤
Please i need explanation on (ı/A)r maz and Dır eki
Thank you very much for your teaching but let me recomend you the writing is not seen property can you please make it clear
You're welcome, rica ederim. Watch the lesson 1080p quality with full screen and you can see everything crystal clear.
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