Lesson 57
Noobie
Noobie
Talking About Traveling
If you're a foreigner in Turkey, people are going to ask about your travel plans. Nothing says "I'm a sophisticated cosmopolitan adventurer" like answering in Turkish.
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Justin
Thanks so much :)
It is a little weird, right? You understand exactly what's going on, already, but suffice to say it's a little colloquial.
Your sentence also works. Nice :)
It is a little weird, right? You understand exactly what's going on, already, but suffice to say it's a little colloquial.
Your sentence also works. Nice :)
Cotton Panda
Ah I too thought that it should've been "Bir arkadaşımla kalıyorum". Thanks for pointing out it's a colloquial sentence :)
Öğrenci
Merhaba!
I'd like to listen to the speaking session of this lesson, too.:)
Teşekkürler.
I'd like to listen to the speaking session of this lesson, too.:)
Teşekkürler.
Justin
Okay, the speaking part is up!
Öğrenci
Çok teşekkür ederim!
Öğrenci
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I listen to you everyday ... you are one of my family member ;)
Kolay gelsinnnnnnnn :P
I listen to you everyday ... you are one of my family member ;)
Öğrenci
Thank you really guys
I love your way with teaching Turkish
Bir sorum var
what is the difference between ( da ,ya , e) ?
Thak you again :)
I love your way with teaching Turkish
Bir sorum var
what is the difference between ( da ,ya , e) ?
Thak you again :)
Justin
Thank you! We love you, too :)
I'm not sure exactly what you're asking. Maybe you can clarify? Those three suffixes are all very different from each other.
de/da is the locative, and means "at" or "in." (Or if it's a word and not a suffix, it means "also.")
ya as a word is an emphatic, used to express a lot of emotion. If it's a suffix, then it's a dative suffix with a buffer y meaning "to."
The "e" is the dative suffix meaning "to."
I'm not sure exactly what you're asking. Maybe you can clarify? Those three suffixes are all very different from each other.
de/da is the locative, and means "at" or "in." (Or if it's a word and not a suffix, it means "also.")
ya as a word is an emphatic, used to express a lot of emotion. If it's a suffix, then it's a dative suffix with a buffer y meaning "to."
The "e" is the dative suffix meaning "to."
Öğrenci
I mean why should i say "Turkye'ye gidyorum " not "Turkey'de gidyorum"?
Rhys
Türkiye'ye would be 'to Turkey' while Türkiye'de is 'in Turkey'. Saying Türkiye'de gidiyorum wouldn't make much sense as it would mean 'I am going in Turkey', like its some kind of vehicle.
Öğrenci
Video in the fun section isn't working.
Öğrenci
Hi, thank you for these lessons. I find them quite helpful. Unfortunately, there seems to be an error on the quiz. I’ve typed exactly what you say the correct answers are for the last two questions. But it’s saying they are wrong. So I can’t unlock the fun tab :(. I know I can just move onto the next lesson. But I rather enjoy unlocking those fun tabs.
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