Lesson 2
Beginner
Beginner
What are you doing?
There's no time like the present - so it's a good thing we're talking about present tense today. Listen in and find out how to tell someone what's happening now.
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Öğrenci
woooooow i love this page
Apr 17, 2013
Asmaa
I do like the Speaking so much! so clear
Öğrenci
thanks
Öğrenci
I can not find the correct answer: You (plural) are watching?
Please, help me.
Please, help me.
Öğrenci
Please, correct me a right answer.
Nina Pramestiana
Nice i like this :)
Öğrenci
nice site i like it
Öğrenci
I can not answer the question no 3 and no 6 I have tried but I failed inspite of following the rules of present continious tense.
Öğrenci
woooooooow nice page çok güzel
Öğrenci
Thanks for everything, but I can't find the answers of question 3,5,and 6 .. can you please help me and say the answer ??
Raoul
At tab review this question is being asked:
Translate: You (plural) are watching? (izlemek)
My answer is not accepted as being right:
izliyorsunuz
Translate: You (plural) are watching? (izlemek)
My answer is not accepted as being right:
izliyorsunuz
Raoul
The last one I was mistaken. I am sorry.
So I should have used a mi form:-)
So I should have used a mi form:-)
mina
how can I fınd correct answers?
Debra
Great site but a reveal would be good except agree with all of above izliyorsunuz is correct but is not accepted.
This is hindering my decision to pay fee after free week trial. After I have attempted several I would like a reveal, in the event there is an error or for my own progress seeing the correct response from which i can learn.
Site is awesome apart from this failing!
This is hindering my decision to pay fee after free week trial. After I have attempted several I would like a reveal, in the event there is an error or for my own progress seeing the correct response from which i can learn.
Site is awesome apart from this failing!
Debra
izliyor musunuz Got it! The clue is in the ? at the end. My Bad
ozur dilerim.
ozur dilerim.
Öğrenci
Many thanks...its very helpful
Öğrenci
i can't learn turkish easily... can any one halp?
Öğrenci
help*?
Aminah
Harika!!
abdülvahap
thanks a lot this page is amazing page
Öğrenci
imdat.... i cant find the answer of question 4.... please help me
teshekurlar
teshekurlar
Öğrenci
I am looking for the answers but can't find them. Plus the "Fun1" tab won't open. I also think you questions are very broad, you need to be more specific.
Thanks,
Thanks,
ara
OMG!!! i <3 turkish aloott n i really wanna learn it but i think i cant coz its so harddd :(
Öğrenci
love to learn turkish :)
Sara
I love it too the Turkish is so amazing...
Sara
And I can't help if anybody wants
Sara
Sorry I can help
Cotton Panda
Answers: 1. arıyoruz 2. Biz geliyoruz 3. koşuyorum, geliyor, atıyorsun 4. Kahve içiyorum. 5. Siz izliyor musunuz 6. Onlar gelmiyorlar mı?
Silvia
cok güzel!! Bunu seviyorum!
M.Talha
Amazing...!! Really Helpful....! Thanks guys...I am really happy to be a member...!!! See you tomorrow
Öğrenci
Kolay gelsin is like "take it easy", i think!
Öğrenci
thanks a lot
Tesnim
why do we use (mu) really I did not got it
Tesnim
istiyor )mu(sun?
any body can help >
what does mu refer to ?
any body can help >
what does mu refer to ?
Öğrenci
çok güzel...
Öğrenci
'kolay gelsin' demek 'work hard' değil...
yanlış yazlınız...
yanlış yazlınız...
Öğrenci
'kolay gelsin' demek 'work hard' değil...
yanlış yazdınız...
yanlış yazdınız...
Öğrenci
Hi , please appreciated me to know why my vocal lessons does not open and I could not hear anything neither your vocal nor speaker , Luck you
Debra
Tesnim, the mi, mı, mü, mu (to which personal endings are added depending upon tense being used) is merely a question marker where a question word (what, when, how, why etc) has not been used. Think of it in terms of a sentence switch around.
He is coming.
Is he coming? This requires the mi.
when is he coming?
Ne zaman o geliyor? mi not required as ne zaman/when is asked.
Hope this helps in some small way and its accurate.
He is coming.
Is he coming? This requires the mi.
when is he coming?
Ne zaman o geliyor? mi not required as ne zaman/when is asked.
Hope this helps in some small way and its accurate.
yulia
i cant find the correct one for last exercise :(
Maherove
thanks
Sky
For the last question, if we decided to go with "gelmiyor" followed by the question word, wouldn't it be "mu" instead of "mı"?
Miia
in the dialog part: Meşgul musun?
Meşgulum
shouldn't it be actually Meşgul müsün? and Meşgulüm instead, as this is an exception and Arabic rooted word?
Meşgulum
shouldn't it be actually Meşgul müsün? and Meşgulüm instead, as this is an exception and Arabic rooted word?
Jessie
Nice page! I like the podcast and the speaking part very much. What supposed to be fun, is however mostly frustrating: I didn't understand one single word...
I'm glad the speakers in the podcast don't use quite difficult English because I'm Dutch. But so far everything is clear! Çok teşekkür!
I'm glad the speakers in the podcast don't use quite difficult English because I'm Dutch. But so far everything is clear! Çok teşekkür!
Öğrenci
I would like to know if you have covered the topic of which vowels to use when constructing the mu mi *questions*
I don't understand what vowel we are making the harmony to when using this question participle?
Thank you.
I don't understand what vowel we are making the harmony to when using this question participle?
Thank you.
Justin
Thanks @Jessie!
@Öğrenci - check out our detailed lesson on vowel harmony:
https://turkishteatime.com/lesson/43/
The mi question article just matches according to the normal rules with the word that becomes before it. Let me know if you have any specific confusion. :)
@Öğrenci - check out our detailed lesson on vowel harmony:
https://turkishteatime.com/lesson/43/
The mi question article just matches according to the normal rules with the word that becomes before it. Let me know if you have any specific confusion. :)
Öğrenci
Then shouldn't it be "yapmıyorlar mı" instead of "yapılorlar mu"?
Maciek
Hi again,
"ödev yapıyorum" in the Dialogue. Isn't it necessary to ad "-im" (my homework)? ödevim.
Thanx
"ödev yapıyorum" in the Dialogue. Isn't it necessary to ad "-im" (my homework)? ödevim.
Thanx
Justin
You could - but then the meaning changes slightly to "I'm doing my homework." It's perfectly fine to just say "I'm doing homework."
Maciek
OK, thanx
