Hi Lanette. For sure I will do that when the time comes. Verbal Nouns (İsim Fiil) will come later. May be I can make a short video to make a quick overview.
hmmm. there must be some important grammatical theories behind this, but i couldn't seem to understand. simply too many grammatical terms and theories. might have to watch it a few more times before i know what's going on here. anyway, would you mind making more videos on simpler and more pratical stuff so i can follow better? guess i am just not very good at theoritical stuff. 🤣
Hello frances. Thank you very much. The reason that I made this video is to show the background of how those tenses work. Because when I make a conjugation overview of those type of tenses, I will not talk about the background, I will simply show the suffixes like last week's video. That time, you will understand it much better. Trust me. Almost every indicative and optative tense with basic tense structure (with only one tense suffix) can be combined with these three copulative verb tenses to form tenses with compound tense structure. If I name a few, past continous, definite past in the future, indefinite past in the future...etc. And conditional form (if clauses) are considered as tenses in Turkish as well.
SERCAN HOCAM, YOU ARE THE BEST TEACHER THANK YOU FOR ALL THE VIDEOS THAT YOU DO FOR US WE APPRECIATE IT....KOLAY GELSIN
Thank you for your encouraging comment. I am so glad that the videos help.
Thank you so much Hoca!
You are welcome.
Thank you for this. It is another fine video. I appreciate your hard work!
Thank you.
Can you go over isim fiil
Hi Lanette. For sure I will do that when the time comes. Verbal Nouns (İsim Fiil) will come later. May be I can make a short video to make a quick overview.
Hi Lanette, I have just posted a short video about this. Hope this helps. th-cam.com/users/shortsGlINTYrn1GY
Merhaba, Sercan.
Teșekkürler.
Rica ederim.
hmmm. there must be some important grammatical theories behind this, but i couldn't seem to understand. simply too many grammatical terms and theories. might have to watch it a few more times before i know what's going on here. anyway, would you mind making more videos on simpler and more pratical stuff so i can follow better? guess i am just not very good at theoritical stuff. 🤣
Hello frances. Thank you very much. The reason that I made this video is to show the background of how those tenses work. Because when I make a conjugation overview of those type of tenses, I will not talk about the background, I will simply show the suffixes like last week's video. That time, you will understand it much better. Trust me.
Almost every indicative and optative tense with basic tense structure (with only one tense suffix) can be combined with these three copulative verb tenses to form tenses with compound tense structure. If I name a few, past continous, definite past in the future, indefinite past in the future...etc. And conditional form (if clauses) are considered as tenses in Turkish as well.