Most Common 50 Verbs in Turkish - Part 1

Can you make a few sentences with the verbs that you learned in this video?

Dolma is made from vine leaves not grape leaves

what is "bidaca" (i dont know if this is the right spelling in turkish) means?

my grandad made us dolma when we last went to visit!

Bilmeyi niye yorlu gecmis zaman yaptin? Milletin kafasi karisacak

I am learning turkish using an app called Duolingo, and also watching your videos, the videos help me tie it all together better. Thank you for sharing these videos. You are an amazing teacher 😊

Why are you pronouncing the future word wrong???
Geleceğim- gelicem is one example. Please pronounce correctly.

You are the best!

How come 'bilmiyorum' means 'speak no evil'?

I am American. My wonderful husband is a native Turkish speaker. I get very confused with "olmak." In English we have the verb "to be" but it is so confusing. There are so many new verbs that come out of "olmak." Can you make a tiny video about this?

its superrrrrrrrrr good video man thank you its it easy now

Why senin kim olduğunu biliyorum and not bilirim?

Please start from Turkish alphabet plus pronunciations

'Almak' wasn't finished ( number 21). Also, we say 'mind your own business '. Nice little video.

In a Turkish serie that I watch, Vatanim Sensi, Hilal and Yildiz calls her mom like "Anne", not "Annem". What is the correct way?

In past tense, with some verbs you use the suffix "dim" and with some vebs "tim" is used. How can we differentiate where to use what???

Eu amo a Turquia, mas difícil aprender va língua

Beautiful language! Turçkce ben seviyorum.

Finally! I found a channel that really helps. You explain it very well, thank you so much for these videos.

Hello. I noticed something strange with one of the first verbs: bilmek. The simple past tense for the first person singular appears as "biliyordum" and the tense is marked as "geçmiş zaman" like the other verbs, but its structure does not match the simple past verbal form. It looks like a continuous past tense form, which I haven't yet studied in Turkish. Is this a mistake? You said somewhere there are no irregular verbs in Turkish.

Video için çok teşekkürler!☺ türçe bilmiyorum ama biraz öğrenyorum ve bu video bana yardımci olur.

Merhaba Can! House of the Dragon here 🐉 I am from Philippines 🇵🇭 and currently self-studying Turkish language, your videos and PDFs are really helpful for me. Çok teşekkürler!

geleceği ve aksanı olan başka bir video var mı?
Sanırım bir yerde birini gördüm
teşsekurler

Great job. Congratulations ❤

Ne güzel! Teşekkür ederim Hocam!

This was awesome! Love your videos ❤

Can you tell me again how to understand these verbs and what rules to follow? I still don't understand this part. Thank you very much!

By the way you dropped the 20th verb(to take/to buy/ to get) 😄. I think they'd be: Ben aldım/alıyorum/alacağım.

Im from Kosovo and I learned turkish a lot of years ago from a turkish tv shows and all the Kosovo know turkish because the Ottoman empire.

Ben de çok seni seviyorum 🥰😂

I am Greek and i learn Turkish . You are awesome teach us 3 tenses, past- present - future . Beautiful language . You ve done great job, keep it up ! The best video for Turkish. Easy, simple , funny

Thank you for your lessons. I realize that there are so many new words which I, as Azeri, should learn to speak Turkish. I highly appreciate your contribution.

Merhaba! I needed these. Teşekkürler!👏👏👏

Very helpful
Thank you

Winter Is Coming inşallah kardeşim <3

It is so good, you are a good teacher, please make a more lesson for us.

At the end of the video the frase Sen kendi işine bak why you pronounce Sen kandi işine bak ? Also the verbs in future the endings - cağım you pronounce * cağm for example bakacağım you pronounce bakacam ınstead of bakacaım .

Too difficult sentences, the examples must be easy, as for A1 level! Too complicated structure.

😊😊great ! thanks .. I want to learn Turkish with you.

But where is the conjugation of „almak”?

Why didn't you put the translation for the highlighted three.

the 3 sentences you show on your page for each verb don't have translation how can we understand the meaning and the time of verb

Hi tessekkur ederim for teaching turkish. You are very good. You speak very good English and are a very good in the translation. Gracias
Thank you❤️❤️

i love your videos so much, thank you

and the second one is to like this video 😂😂😂😂😂😂 well so I did.

what means "olduğunu" ?

Dolma is called in Romanian ,, Sarmale,,
I believe that we took the recipe from the Turks long long time ago .
They are very delicious 🤤