this video makes me smile and i can speak both Turkish and English. English is of course easier but Turkish language is not a rude language, it has a good phonetic
2:40 He said it wrong, it is mükemmelleştirecileştiriveremeyebileceklerimizdenmişsinizcesine. The longer version is muvaffakiyetsizleştiricileştiriveremeyebileceklerimizdenmişsinizcesine.
In Turkish There are about 115.000 words.About 100.000 words are real Asian Turkish words. Other 15.000 words in Turkish are Persian , Arabic, French and others.I'm a native Turkish speaker.
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the "j" we would normally not need but we need it for all the french words we use but a lot of turks dont know that these are french words. Nice Video !
As a turkish girl I think English is a quite difficult language. But I love it. I am also speaking German and try to learn the Korean language in these days. Learning foreign languages make me very happy. If I can learn Korean, I will be able to speak 4 languages in total now. Very excited 😁❤ 🇹🇷🇬🇧🇩🇪🇰🇷
Turkish is my first language that kinda only absorbed, learning it intuitively. German is my second language (born and raised in Germany) and I learnt the grammar. English is my third. French is my fourth. I studied a little bit of Spanish for like a year and since I know some French, I can understand a little Spanish when it’s written. Now I want to start learning Korean. And the Korean grammar seems to be similar to the Turkish grammar. Im gonna learn Korean in English though but it’s gonna be very interesting bc German/English/French/Spanish grammar is really similar and German is my go to language, which I always use as reference. Since I only learnt Turkish intuitively, I think I’m going to have a bit of a hard time with Korean grammar 😂
So we basically speak like Yoda
this video makes me smile and i can speak both Turkish and English. English is of course easier but Turkish language is not a rude language, it has a good phonetic
Turkish and Lithuanian are the most unique language I have experienced
2:40 He said it wrong, it is mükemmelleştirecileştiriveremeyebileceklerimizdenmişsinizcesine. The longer version is muvaffakiyetsizleştiricileştiriveremeyebileceklerimizdenmişsinizcesine.
Turkish language is not easy to learn.....fact...im native Hungarian still finding Turkish language quite difficult.
In Turkish There are about 115.000 words.About 100.000 words are real Asian Turkish words. Other 15.000 words in Turkish are Persian , Arabic, French and others.I'm a native Turkish speaker.
the "j" we would normally not need but we need it for all the french words we use but a lot of turks dont know that these are french words. Nice Video !
Yes, Yoda we are
This is what it makes fantastic!
For an indogermanic speaker it is really tough to learn turkish as you need to speak backwards
As a turkish girl I think English is a quite difficult language. But I love it. I am also speaking German and try to learn the Korean language in these days. Learning foreign languages make me very happy. If I can learn Korean, I will be able to speak 4 languages in total now. Very excited 😁❤ 🇹🇷🇬🇧🇩🇪🇰🇷
Turkish is my first language that kinda only absorbed, learning it intuitively. German is my second language (born and raised in Germany) and I learnt the grammar. English is my third. French is my fourth. I studied a little bit of Spanish for like a year and since I know some French, I can understand a little Spanish when it’s written.
Now I want to start learning Korean. And the Korean grammar seems to be similar to the Turkish grammar. Im gonna learn Korean in English though but it’s gonna be very interesting bc German/English/French/Spanish grammar is really similar and German is my go to language, which I always use as reference. Since I only learnt Turkish intuitively, I think I’m going to have a bit of a hard time with Korean grammar 😂
Great video!
Turkish has some French and Arabic words too..
I didnt get the one word turkish translation of 'you will be able to be made perfect'. What was it again?
Very nice explanation. Great video
1:58 You literally sounded like if one of the Kagans talked modern Turkisj
Really true
It's interesting that switching to a Latin script was considered a modernization.
Arabic script is Arabic Lang. so it was not suitable for Turkish. interest fact is none of Turkey's neighbour use Latin script.
Yes
Im from turkey
You are the first ever person that described turkish almost correct. But I would prefer you would say (Mustafa Kemal) Atatürk instead of leader.
Turkish language = Persian+French+Arabic+ and some real asian turkish words
Not Turkish but Turkic*