Learn Turkish language, Turkish grammar and Turkish culture with me. Explore Turkish grammar and daily usage intricacies with a multilingual twist! This chan…
10:032.3K views · 1mo ago · 10:03
Learn how to greet people in Turkish and when to use common Turkish greetings in different situations. This lesson is designed for English speakers learning Turkish, focusing on real-life usage, formality, and natural everyday conversations. You’ll learn greetings such as merhaba, selam, günaydın, iyi akşamlar, and how to choose the right expression depending on the person and situation.
8:01924 views · 1mo ago · 8:01
Learn natural ways to say “How are you?” in Turkish, including common expressions like nasılsın, ne haber, and ne var ne yok. This lesson is designed for English speakers learning Turkish, focusing on when each expression is used and how these phrases sound in real conversations. You’ll learn the difference between casual, friendly, and more personal expressions, with dialogue examples to help you use them naturally.
9:53655 views · 2mo ago · 9:53
Learn the Turkish alphabet and pronunciation with clear examples of all 29 letters. This lesson is designed for English speakers learning Turkish, focusing on correct pronunciation, letter sounds and reading Turkish words naturally.
Topics: General information about the Turkish Alphabet · How this video is structured · Letters and their sounds with examples
10:181.7K views · 2mo ago · 10:18
Guest: Turkish Grammar
Learn how Turkish verb conjugation works and how to conjugate verbs correctly in different tenses. This lesson is designed for English speakers learning Turkish, focusing on verb stems, personal endings, tense suffixes, and the logic behind Turkish verb conjugation.
Topics: Verb Conjugation in Turkish · General rule of the verb conjugation in Turkish · Verb Conjugation in the Present Cont. Tense · Verb Conjugation in the Known Past Tense · Verb Conjugation in the Causative Verb Voice · Verb Conjugation in the Past Perfect Tense
6:37530 views · 3mo ago · 6:37
Guest: Turkish Grammar
Learn how the accusative case works with nouns in Turkish and when to use the definite direct object correctly. This lesson is designed for English speakers learning Turkish, focusing on accusative suffixes, noun forms, and real sentence usage.
Topics: Accusative Case in Turkish · Accusative case suffixes · What does Accusative case mean in Turkish? · More examples
4:22387 views · 5mo ago · 4:22
Learn Turkish adjectives together with their opposites and expand your everyday vocabulary naturally. This lesson is designed for English speakers learning Turkish, focusing on useful adjective pairs and real-life sentence usage. You’ll learn how adjectives are used in natural Turkish sentences, helping you remember vocabulary faster by learning opposites as connected pairs.
8:31891 views · 5mo ago · 8:31
Guest: Turkish Grammar
Learn how 2-way vowel harmony works in Turkish and why suffix vowels change depending on the word. This lesson is designed for English speakers learning Turkish, focusing on sound patterns, pronunciation, and the logic behind Turkish suffixes.
Topics: Welcome to the video and introduction · Example suffix types · What defines which suffix should be used? · Plural Suffix · Dative Case Suffix · Future Tense Suffix
9:462.1K views · 6mo ago · 9:46
Guest: Natural Dialogue Examples
Learn how to introduce yourself in Turkish using natural, real-life dialogue examples. This lesson is designed for English speakers learning Turkish, focusing on common phrases, pronunciation, and how introductions actually sound in real conversations.
Topics: Beginning with an example dialogue · How to introduce yourself in Turkish · Asking “What is your name?” · Asking “How are you?” · Additional replies to “How are you?”
4:45489 views · 6mo ago · 4:45
Learn Turkish adjectives together with their opposites and expand your everyday vocabulary naturally. This lesson is designed for English speakers learning Turkish, focusing on useful word pairs and real-life sentence usage. You’ll learn how adjectives are used in natural sentences, helping you remember them faster by learning opposites as pairs.
8:552.4K views · 6mo ago · 8:55
Guest: Turkish Grammar
Learn how Turkish noun cases work and how nouns change depending on their role and meaning in a sentence. This lesson is designed for English speakers learning Turkish, focusing on case meaning, suffix usage, and real sentence application.
Topics: Welcome to the Noun Cases in Turkish · The Nominative Cases (Yalın Hal) · The Accusative Case (Belirtme Hali) · The Dative Case (Yönelme Hali) · The Genitive Case (İlgi Hali) · The Locative Case (Bulunma Hali)
5:346.3K views · 8mo ago · 5:34
Guests: Beginner Roadmap, Learn Turkish
Learn where to start learning Turkish and what to focus on first when beginning the language. This lesson is designed for English speakers starting Turkish, focusing on a clear learning path, realistic expectations and the most important foundations. You’ll learn which parts of Turkish matter first — alphabet, pronunciation, suffix logic and sentence structure — and which topics beginners should focus first.
Topics: Welcome · Turkish Alphabet · Suffixes · Fundamental Concepts of the Turkish Language · Noun Cases · Turkish Sentence Structure
7:19606 views · 8mo ago · 7:19
Guest: Reported Speech Practice
Practice the difference between demek and söylemek in Turkish through guided reported speech examples. This lesson is designed for English speakers learning Turkish, focusing on sentence formation, applying previous grammar naturally. You’ll have 5 seconds to form each sentence, helping you actively practice reported speech structures learned in Parts 1–3.
8:31534 views · 8mo ago · 8:31
Learn the difference between demek and söylemek in Turkish when forming reported speech, especially in sentences where someone says something to someone else. You’ll also learn how Turkish reports nominal sentences and how the verb "olmak" is necessary to make the connection while using the verb "söylemek". This lesson is designed for English speakers learning Turkish, focusing on sentence structure, verb choice and natural reported speech usage.
Topics: Welcome to the video. · Example Sentence Structures - Step by Step building · Negative Sentence Example
10:55875 views · 9mo ago · 10:55
Learn the difference between demek and söylemek in Turkish when forming reported speech, especially in sentences where someone says something to someone else. You’ll also learn how Turkish reports imperative sentences and how söylemek changes the sentence structure. This lesson is designed for English speakers learning Turkish, focusing on sentence structure, verb choice and natural reported speech usage.
Topics: Welcome to the video. · Saying something to someone else · Reported speech for imperatives and examples
6:18600 views · 9mo ago · 6:18
Guest: Turkish Grammar
Learn how to say “they” in Turkish and use it correctly in sentences. This lesson explains 3rd person plural pronoun (onlar) and plural suffix, designed for English speakers learning Turkish grammar. You’ll see when Turkish uses plural forms — and when it doesn’t
Topics: Merhabalar, ben Sercan. · When the subject is human. · We can not omit the 3rd plural person suffix and pronoun at the same time. · When the subject is numeral/quantifier with a noun.
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