Lesson 96
Beginner
Beginner
Old Fashioned
Grab your Ottoman fez and dusty rug and join us for an old-fashioned Turkish lesson on artık.
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Öğrenci
Thanks for explaining so clearly the meaning of the word 'artik' . It always confused me up to now! p.s. Loved the video!!
Sep 06, 2013
Rehab
Merhaba! I just wanted to thank you for this awesome site! I've been taking Turkish lessons for several months, but I had to stop because I'm too busy with college. I've been looking for something quick & efficient to continue my learning, & I must say that your website is by far the most fun, & practical one I've found. Çok teşekkür ederim!
Yuu
A big fan of TTT, just wondering if you can please fix the problem of guided speaking starting from Lesson 52? Thanks a lot.
Justin
Yes! We're working on it - really sorry for the trouble :(
Yuu
Teşekkürler, Justin :)
Hala
Thank you very much Justin, we really appreciate your efforts. :) :)
nur
Finally I got it :) Thank you ..
Hüseyin
Yeah, but what about bu-an-da, şu-an-da ?
Justin
Şu anda is very similar to "şimdi." It doesn't carry the "from now on" implications of artık. It literally means "at this moment."
Bu anda is also very similar, but not as frequently used. It really emphasizes immediacy. "At this very moment."
Bu anda is also very similar, but not as frequently used. It really emphasizes immediacy. "At this very moment."
Justin
Sorry Hüseyin, I made a mistake in my first comment. I edited to be more accurate.
Hüseyin
Thanks.
Bruce
So in it's positive form does it relate closely to 'itibaren', it seems so from this definition, which by the way was the clearest I've ever seen 'artik' explained anywhere, so thank you.
