Learn Basic Turkish Greetings (A1) - Say Hello in Turkish Like a Native! 🇹🇷

basic conversational Turkish lesson one greeting listen to the conversation one spe foreign for speech forign speech you just listen to a simple conversation between two friends in Turkish here we're going to analyze the most important exion and this dialogue the first one is the most common way to say hello in Turkish which is merhaba it means hello or hi merhaba the next one is Nelson means how are you let's take a look at how this expression is made nusle means how Nole and the suffix Sun means you are this is singular for n Sun means how are you you should keep in mind that many things in Turkish are used as a suffix you're going to learn much more of them later the next expression is CH E means very good or well actually choke means very and e means good or well actually e can be an adjective or an adverb CH E very good the next one N means what's News N means what and hover means news H is not plural in an informal way you may pronounce it like na n by emitting his sound and sticking them into each other each be sh H be sh means nothing sh means thing in an informal way you may pronounce it like you omit in the end of in the conversation you hear the sentence means where do you go N means to you're going to learn this grammar in this lesson g means Yugo it's a singular form Yugo gor listen again where do you go and you hear means I go to the library cupana means the library and in order to say to the library you may say as I said you're going to learn this grammar in this lesson and g means IO let's review how to say to go for I and you singular I go you go you hear this question in the conversation means do you come with me benim means with me Ben means means I or even it may means me you're going to learn how to use the pronouns later do you come with me means do you come actually the affirmative form is gor gon you come singular form gon in order to make it interrogative you need to change it g you're going to learn how to make interrogative form from each verb later so do you come with me as an answer EV it means yes and higher means no EV higher you hear gelim means let's go or may we go there's another way to say this means let's go means hurry up how let's go listen again to the conversation now you're going to understand the entire conversation one for for speech forign speech speech foreign gramar one the preposition two in Turkish language we don't use prepositions before the nouns most of them are used as a suffix which we're going to call them I from now on using each suffix or E depends on the only or last Vel of the noun briefly in this case if we have these vowels o u o o you should add o the end of noun or if you have a or a e or U as only or last Vel of the noun you should add I as a i to the end of noun take a look at these examples the first one ool means school well you see the last V is O so you should add o to the end of noun okula means to the school for example okula I go to the school shat means the company shat you can see the last p is a so you add a to the end of n sh to the company let's check some other examples you he in this lesson cupana means the library it ends with a so you should add y to the end of this word in order to avoid any coincidence between two vels means to the library another example means Europe in order to say to Europe you should say aupay as you can see we have o in the end of aupa so you should add another o and in order to avoid any coincidence between two vowels you add another you will learn more about this preposition and more about other prepositions in the next lessons listen to the vocabulary group one in this vocab group you learn the vocabulary about greeting listen carefully let's check the meaning of each word first one merhaba means hello Salam is an informal way to say hello for example hi Salam good means good morning good day t means good afternoon good evening good good night listen again to this vocabulary group vocabulary group to in this group you learn some vocabulary about how to ask how are you and how to answer it listen carefully n let's check the meaning of each word in vocabulary group two first one you know this noon means how are you this is a singular form no is how are you or how are you plural when you use the plural form you may want to show respect to your audience for example to an elder one no next one is e means good or well it can be an adjective or an adverb e means I'm fine or well CH E very good CH E not so good and fenna means bad or terrible listen again to this vocabulary group n e e ch CH f