Turkish Pronunciation | Ö - Ü - İ (Most difficult letters in Turkish!)

Having difficulty pronouncing Ö - İ - Ü in Turkish? In this video, Can will teach the correct and easy way to pronounce these letters. Are there any similar letters in your language? Let us know in the comments below!

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⏰*Time Stamps*
00:00 - Begining
01:21 - O and Ö
02:40 - ı and i
03:58 - ü and u
05:33 - Examples
06:23 - Ending

𝗪𝗮𝘁𝗰𝗵 𝗼𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿 𝘃𝗶𝗱𝗲𝗼𝘀 𝗳𝗿𝗼𝗺 𝗧𝘂𝗿𝗸𝗶𝘀𝗵𝗹𝗲:

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Istanbul, Turkey

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[dai-cc]

I'm impressed that there's exactly same sound in Turish language compared to Korean: öㅚ(actually more we) ü(actually more wi)ㅟ ıㅡ

[khawkgirl]

I was able to hear the difference in the sounds very easily. This is one of the rare occasions where my hypersensitive hearing is actually useful for something!

[IGOR_SVYATOSLAVICH]

I paused the video and read the words and then continued and the words were 100% correct in pronunciation. Thank you ❤

[xman]

Tayvan'dan selamlar. Teşekkür ederim. Bu videoyu çok beğendim.

[FernandaHermsdorff]

The fact that used Adriana Lima as an example 😍😍😍 I’m Brazilian and love herrrr ❤️ Great vídeo

[athoub_alawadhi]

These letters were so difficult to pronounce, but I managed to successfully pronounce them after your lesson.
Thank you so much Can🌷
Greetings from Kuwait 🇰🇼

[jaydiggsmusic]

Teşekkürler Can!! By the way, in English, we never call the morning bird a "cock" we always say "rooster". The word "cock" has become a sexual curse word in English.

[JoseRodrigues-ecox]

I love your Turkish classes! What is your name? You are an excellent teacher. I admire and love the Turkish language because it is so different from everything I have heard and seen up to now. The words are so STRANGE ! Nothing to do with our occidental languages. I am Brazilian, my native language is Portuguese. The Turkish language is a very intelligent language: it has NO gender at all... that is fantastic! It has no definite or indefinite article. I am José (Yusif) from Brasília, the capital town of Brazil. Please go on giving your interesting classes !!! Congratulations !!!

[KateSannicksLerner]

I can HEAR the difference; it's just hard for me to pronounce the difference! By the way, in the US, we mostly reverse the sounds we make when we see something disgusting, so that's how I learned how to pronounce /ı/, not /i/.

Çok teşekkürler for thıs very helpful video!

[Rerp]

This guy's teaching and understanding is amazing! You are great man, thanks a lot...keep going we love your videos :)

[OfficialMHJA]

I really face a hard problem while speaking and you describes it well...
Teşekkürler Abi
Love and respect from Pakistan
#PakTurk ❤❤

[gretegrane]

Your vidos are good and interesting for learning culture and language, you are explaining very good 🇹🇷 greetings from Norway

[WorldEnglishCafe]

O vs. ö 1:20
ı vs. i 2:40
ü vs. u 3:58
Review 5:46

Ps-I loved this video. Thanks!

[billyjoesunshine]

hey i just got to istanbul and have been watching a lot of your videos, they're very helpful thanks!

[rajjerp.ataide]

You’re just so cut explaining! Thank you so much. From Brazil. ❤️

[ronalardinata]

pronunciation is almost the same as Indonesian it will make it easier for me to learn Turkish 🇹🇷

[jehan_navard]

The video is superb and you did your best to show the difference between sounds. The difference was very clear. But when I hear sentences I can hardly spot the difference between o and ö and u and ü....Turkish speakers please dont kill me. Im trying to learn the language. So in Urdu we have lost several sounds where the pronunciation is only slightly different such as ث and س and ا and ع etc. Its appreciable that Turkish didnt lose the difference. Another reason I find it difficult to pronounce some Turkish words is the fact that we have the same words in Urdu but they are pronounced differently and I get stuck there. But Im trying 😀

[ll]

Thank you! I have been looking for a video just like this! 😁

[MisterViewerWillSee]

This was helpful. I would like to to hear Ü, Ö, and I back to back. I can hear a difference with U, O, and I. Could you please pronounce the letters in that order?