Learn Turkish ''Language Animated''

Hello and welcome back. Today we will start learning ''Frequently used sentences'' in the Turkish language. I will explain in few parts like I'm already doing it. So you will learn them step by step, and these are very common.  You should read them all completely and take notes while reading them. Because later you will need to Review by yourself 😉 So let's Start............. ''Sık kullanılan cümleler''    ''Frequently used sentences'' People love to say, ''Yes'' , ''No'' , ''It's a good idea'' , ''It's a lie'' etc.       I will write all these words and phrases with their English meaning, and you can read them by yourself.  Here are those Frequently used sentences: If you want to say, ''Yes'' in Turkish you can say, ''Evet'' . If you do not agree with someone or you just want to say, ''No''

DAY 4 Welcome back friends, In Today's, we will learn ''How to ask Address'' in the Turkish language. and a little extra words. So I hope you have your glass of Coffee or Tea or anything else which you like to drink. OK😊 What's your address? In order to ask this question you can use the following phrase: ''Adresiniz ne?'' - ''What's your address?'' (formal) ''Adresin ne?''    - ''What's your address?'' (informal) ''Adres'' = ''Address''   ''iniz'' = ''suffix of second person'' (formal and Plural) '' in ''     = ''suffix of second person'' (informal and singular) '' ne ''     = '' What''   I have cut in parts to explain what they really mean! OK😉 To answer you can say, ''Adresim..... your address'' it means '' My

DAY 3 Hey friends, welcome back. I hope you are reading and learning Turkish with my Articles. Don't forget that you are improving your Turkish language with Reading, and also you are improving your English with reading. Of course, I am saying this to those people who are also learning and trying to practice their English language. So in today's lesson, we will learn Sentences about Telephone and talking on the Telephone. and also Birthday's and the places of birth. So you can talk these with your friends and improve your Turkish language. OK😊 (1) What's your phone number? Be careful talking on the phone for long period will be harmful to you, Don't forget😅 To ask someone's phone number, you will say, ''Telefon numaranız ne?'' It means, ''What's your phone number?'' It's (formal). And the (informal) way is, ''Telefon numaran ne?'' It also means, ''What&

DAY 2 Hello and welcome back to the second lesson of Learn Turkish With Conversation, It's the Second Day. and Today we will move on to learn some more phrases about asking, ''Where do you live?'' and ''What's your job?''. So I will explain down step by step so that you can understand them better.  And don't forget to watch the video version of this article, where you can learn the pronunciation better and also you will learn with examples. Ok. So let's start the lesson. Where do you live? So you have learned how to ask, ''Where are you from?'' in the previous lesson. after that maybe you are talking to someone who you know already, Or maybe you are meeting for the first time. You will say, ''Nerede yaşıyorsunuz?''. It's (formal) way of saying, ''Where do you live?'' . and If you want to ask (informal) way of saying this, you will say, ''Nerede yaşıyorsun?

Hello friends, I hope you are following my Turkish lessons from the first lesson (Day 1).  Now we are going to start our Second Lesson. It's also going to be for several days. You just need to read as much you can understand from it. Never confuse yourself. You can also watch the video version of these a rticles, where I explain very well with the pronunciation and also examples. OK So let's start our lesson😃 DAY 1 Introduction So this is Introduction part. we will move slowly until you become good in the Turkish language. Ok. In Turkish ''Introduction'' means ''Giriş''. and also means ''Tanıtım''. and also means ''Başlangıç'' But here ''Giriş'' and ''Başlangıç'' fits very well. Because we are starting to introduce each other.  And another way is ''Kendini tanıtmak'' which means ''Introducing yourself''. So you better choose the right

Merhaba. Today is the last day of  Lesson 1 - Basics of Turkish Language. Today we will learn Some phrases about saynig Happy birthday and so on. Read the Article fully to Understand all😊 Happy Birthday In Turkish it's not like English to say ''Happy birthday day'' which the subject and object is unknown. But when you say ' 'Happy Birthday to you'' then the person who's birthday is known. and now you can understand who's birthday is. So in Turkish it's used like the second one. ''Doğum günün kuktlu olsun'' Which literally means ''Birth day happiness be''. But I translated them word by word that's why it translated stranegly. But it's used to day  ''Happy birthday to you''.  Happy New year This is also the same situation with Turkish. You have to complete the sentence in order to say ''Happy New Year''. I mean to complete the sentence is to

Day 3 Welcome back. Today is the third day of Turkish Lessons. We will continue with the basics. So here they are 👇 Today we will ''Goodbye'' and ''Farewells''. I have to go: When you want to go and you are asking excuse, you will say ''Gtmeliyim'' which means ''I have to go'' and the other way of saying it is, ''Gitmem gerek'' and the meaning is same. It's getting late: When you are getting late and you say, ''It's getting late'' in Turkish, you can say, ''Geç oluyor'' and after saying that you probably say, ''See you tomorrow'' . In Turkish, you can say, ''Yarın görüşürüz''. Or If you want to meet him a little bit later then you can use this phrase, ''Sonra görüşürüz''. which means ''See you later'' Good luck: And when you say these things you also give them a wish like,

D AY 2 Now Let's move further with learning the Turkish  Language.   Welcoming Others: We will start with welcoming Someone. When someone comes to your house or maybe anywhere you live and you meet with the person. In English, you say  ''Welcome''  and In Turkish it is  ''Hoşgeldin''  which means  ''Welcome''  and it's (informal). The (formal) way of it is  ''Hoşgeldiniz'' . and of course the meaning of them is same. Greetings: Let's say  ''How are you?''  which in Turkish is  ''Nasılsın''  and it's (informal). The (formal) way is  ''Naılsınız''  and the meaning of both is same. The second person will answer  ''İyiyim, teşekkürler''  which means,  ''I'm fine, Thanks'' . and then he or she asks back  ''Ya sen?''  which means  ''And you?''  and it's (informal). The formal