Hi everyone!

I'm continuing the daily A1 Turkish short series. Today’s phrase focuses on the first-person plural pronoun (biz / we) with the present continuous tense: "Biz televizyon izliyoruz" (We are watching TV).

It's a very common daily expression when talking about group activities or family routines!

I would love to hear your thoughts on the visuals and pronunciation.

(I am leaving the video link in the comments section below so it doesn't get caught in the spam filter!) 🇹🇷

Hi everyone! I recently started a daily Turkish short series for beginners (A1 level) to help with daily routines and essential vocabulary.

In today's video, I covered the present continuous form of "gitmek" (to go) in the sentence "Ben okula gidiyorum."

I would love to get your feedback on the visuals and if this format is helpful for your learning process! Here is the video: https://youtube.com/shorts/hherCGb6oWg

Hope it helps! 🇹🇷

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Herkese merhaba! İtalyanım ve üniversitede Türkçe çalışıyorum. Gramer ve genel kuralları biliyorum ama konuştuk zaman, karmaşık cümleleri yaratmak bence hâlâ çok zordur. İtalyanca ön başlı bir dili ve Türkçe konuştuk zaman bütün cümleni devirmeliyim. Yazınca yada kısa cümleleri söyleyince hiç problem yok çünkü başımda cümleni İtalyanca düşünüp, kelimelerini Türkçe'ye çevirip, onları doğru sırada koymak için yeter zamanım var, ama konuşuyorsam dururum ve cümleni bitiremem :(.

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Türk öğrenen veya öğretenlerin karmaşık cümleleri yaratmak için tavsiyeleri var mı?

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Çok teşekkürler <3

A lot of confusion in Turkish comes from expecting English structure.

But the base order is actually consistent.

Subject → Object → Verb.

For example:

“Ben kitabı okudum” = I the book read.

The meaning doesn’t come from word order the way it does in English.

It comes from the suffixes attached to the words.

Once you start reading sentences as structure + endings instead of fixed English order, things become much clearer.

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Our gaming groups regularly play in other languages on every Saturday of every month, in the order of: Japanese, Turkish, Spanish, and Mandarin. Sometimes we hold events for other languages, too. This is a great way to build some regular enrichment activities into your pre-existing language learning routines. Turkish, for example, is on the second Saturday of every month at the same time. The Turkish group has been meeting for over one year now and has experienced an incredible boost in motivation and progress.

I'm dating a Turkish girl and I think it'd be fun to say that I like her in Turkish. Nothing heavy, just keeping it light. Would I say 'Senden gerçekten hoşlanıyorum'? Or 'Senden çok hoşlanıyorum'?

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If you would like to have some fun with other Turkish learners, we welcome you to play a virtual card game with our Turkish learning group! It does not cost any money. It does not matter what your current level with Turkish is. And it does not matter where you live in the world. In short, anybody can join! All you need is a good internet connection. What's even more exciting: a native Turkish teacher will be the host and teach all the players during the game!

How To Join

Please leave a comment under this post and I'll DM you to follow up. Or, you can DM me directly. After that, we can exchange some more information about the event.

Core Details

Start Time: Saturday, August 9th @ 9am (New York City time)
Duration: 1 hour
Venue: Online Zoom call + virtual card game tabletop

Additional Details

Our gaming groups regularly play in other languages on every Saturday of every month, in the order of: Japanese, Turkish, Spanish, and Mandarin. Sometimes we hold events for other languages, too. This is a great way to build some regular enrichment activities into your pre-existing language learning routines. Turkish, for example, is on the third Saturday of every month at the same time. The Turkish group has been meeting for over one year now and has experienced an incredible boost in motivation and progress.

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I'm struggling with the suffixes. Could someone explain why the 2nd and 3rd option from the OP title are wrong?

Also, what is the difference between evimde and evdayim? Is there such a thing as evimdayim?

Thanks!

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**We plan to play at the same time on the second Saturday of every month. So if you're not free this time, but you'd like to play in the future, just DM and I'll get you added to our invite list.

We will have an online card game event for Turkish speaking practice! The event is free and open to all levels. A native Turkish teacher will teach/lead the event, so it's a fantastic opportunity!

If you're interested to join us, just leave me a comment here and I'll DM you later to exchange details. Or you can DM me directly.

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*We also welcome native speakers of Turkish to play with us because we think English-Turkish exchange is very entertaining and effective.

**We plan to play at the same time on the second Saturday of every month. So if you're not free this time, but you'd like to play in the future, just DM and I'll get you added to our invite list.

Thanks in advance!

We will have an online card game event for Turkish speaking practice! The event is free and open to all levels. A native Turkish teacher will teach/lead the event, so it's a fantastic opportunity!

If you're interested to join us, just leave me a comment here and I'll DM you later to exchange details. Or you can DM me directly.

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DURATION: 1 hour

*We also welcome native speakers of Turkish to play with us because we think English-Turkish exchange is very entertaining and effective.

**We plan to play at the same time on the second Saturday of every month. So if you're not free this time, but you'd like to play in the future, just let me know and I'll put you on our invite list.