Turkish for Beginners 🤩 | How To Learn Turkish

If you want to learn Turkish and understand the Turkish language and its logic, you definitely need to watch this video till the end.
A lot of people around the world have been wanting to learn Turkish because of Turkish TV series.
In this video I am explaining the key elements of the structure of Turkish, how it is used and what the main similarities and differences between Turkish and English (and other European languages) are. If you are a beginner and want to start learning Turkish and don't know where to start, I'll show how to learn Turkish fast by firstly understanding the language culture and structure. Since Turkish is an agglutinative language, people struggle thinking in Turkish and therefore might learn the grammar because it is rather easy but the usage in everyday conversation can be quite different.

You can watch this video with both English and Turkish subtitles!
Bu videoyu İngilizce ve Türkçe altyazılarla izleyebilirsiniz!

13:21 It's supposed to be 'Tanıştığımıza'. I spelled it wrong.
13:21 'Tanıştığımıza' olması gerekiyor. Yanlış yazmışım.

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Hey guys!
You can watch this video with both English and Turkish subtitles!
Bu videoyu İngilizce ve Türkçe altyazılarla izleyebilirsiniz!

13:21 It's supposed to be 'Tanıştığımıza'. I spelled it wrong.
13:21 'Tanıştığımıza' olması gerekiyor. Yanlış yazmışım.

[limonkolonyas]

🇹🇷:Edebiyat sınavlarım hep kötü geliyodu temelden başlıyım dedim.
🇺🇸:My Turkish Language and Literature exams were always bad and I decided to begin from the basics.

[yailyn]

can sıkıntısından kendi dilimi öğrenmeye başladım güzel gidiyo şu an sağ ol abi jbfuvrdfkjgdfnj

[Elbacan]

How is this guy turkish, born in Germany and speaks english and spanish so fluently?? My hats off to you!

[mdheartofzen]

My American son is getting married to a turkish ( wonderful ) girl. Her mother does not speak English but her father does. This video has been the most informative and easily understood source so far! Extremely excited to have found your podcast. It's made me feel much more sure that with your guidance I can obtain with time a grasp of the Turkish language. Thank you so much!😊

[keniavargas]

Teşekkürler, zaten Türkçe öğrenmene ihtiyacım vardı 🇹🇷 Ben Meksikalıyım ama Türkiye'yi seviyorum ve öğrenmeye çok meraklıyım

[otzi]

videoyu izleyenlerin %99u türkçe biliyordur kesin

[ТүспековБақтияр]

Hello from Kazakh Türkishes! I really wish for our Turkish brothers and other Turkish nations the thrive, I relly love all the Turkish nations, and I wish for all our brothers the friendships between our countries, and the independ for our brothers wich still stay without independance! I think that now our purpose of all Turkishes except our big brothers like Türkish is to reach for economical and culture development like for our big brother, I'm really interested with Türkish cultur and now I'm learning this language, I understand that this language will be easy for me becous it's similar to Kazakh Türkish, so have a good day for everyone! And Türk birligi yaşasın! Okuduğunuz için teşekkürler)

[lifeisagame]

Hi. I am from Serbia. I learned English in a year. My mom told me that I should learn new languages bc she can see that "I can learn languages fast" (idk about that, but okay..). I started to watch Spanish shows and movies and now I'm able to read and understand Spanish, but I gave up on learning Spanish becouse I fell in LOVE with Turkish.
Many people will say that Franch is the most loving and romantic language, but for me, it is not.
My grandma made me watch her favorite turkish series with her (Kan Çiçekleri) and that's when I realised that I want to learn Turkish and that my mom was right.
After that series (I watched it a few months ago) I realised that I can already speak some Turkish. My family was shocked. We went to Turkey this summer and I realised that I can also understand well... almost EVERYTHING. When I came back home, I've watched maybe like.. 15 - 20 (or even 30) more dramas.
My goal is to become fluent in Turkish, but I need some advices. Idk where to start.. Hahaha..
Turkish is pretty easy to learn (at least to me).. Probably bc Serbian has many words that came from Turkish.
Can you give me some advice? Thank you!

[stefano_etrusco]

I am a native Italian speaker, and for me Turkish can be described like this, when compared to Italian.
Both languages are pretty easy to pronounce, because they are "almost" phonetic and really put emphasis on building words so that they are easier to pronounce (no excessive clusters of consonants and no throat sounds, for example).

The main difference is obviously grammar.
I perceive Turkish grammar as if it was designed by engineers: systematic, modular and easily expandable. Building a phrase is like combining coloured Lego blocks. Once you learn the correct technique, you're good.
On the other hand, Italian grammar looks like it was designed by artists: elegant, eccentric and full of peculiarities and exceptions. Building a phrase is like combining unique handmade pieces. Every time you have to curse a lot before they fit in a smooth way.

[irenegkiaouris]

I love the sound of Turkish language. I want to start learning as soon as possible.

[braziltokyoschool]

Merhaba, Reşat. Ben Brezilyalıyım ama hobim dil öğrenmek, sonra üç ay önce Türkçe öğrenmeye karar verdim ve her gün çalışıyorum.
Video içeriğiniz için çok teşekkürler!

[ElsieDlembla]

I listen to the Turkish Series even Without English Subtitles with medium understanding.
I love Turkish Culture. Architecture...When Turkish people speak it's like they use more Proverbs which makes it sound more interesting...
Phrases and idioms
Their sentences are constructed differently from other languages I know.
Watching FROM SOUTH AFRICA 🇿🇦🇿🇦

[pipiphillia]

Turkish language is so beautiful to hear ☺️

[janeeyre]

Videoyu izledikten sonra aşırı türkçe öğrenesim geldi ama bi sorun var arkadaşlar ben zaten türküm

[leahabreu]

At the age of 13 I discovered that I have a great ability to learn languages, I am Brazilian and I learned to speak English by myself, I am proud of the hours of dedication I had. I started Turkish a little while ago and I'm already evolving very well.

[skeptic]

Turkish seems hard to learn but it is honestly one of the coolest languages and it is fun to pronounce

[nargiza]

I love Turkish movies. I understand easily the language because I am from Uzbekistan. Turkish qardoshlarim sizni seviorim💗💗💗

[jenxevernano]

This is great! First time I actually got a real insight into the Turkish language and was able to understand it a little bit better. Please Reşat keep doing videos like this! I would be forever grateful

[LittleWarroR]

I don't even know why I wathed that video, but it's so good. My mother language is Turkish, but I am born and raised in Bulgaria. I didn't look to Turkish language at this way, because it was all natural for me to know both from my child years, but the thing that impressed me is how fluent and freely you are speaking english, without any accent. Just because I am raised with turkish family and more turkish friends and seeing them learning different languages and me learning bulgarian, english, accent is always with us. You sound perfect on both languages, good job!