Right even her address😂

@@G.of.J. 😂😂

Aaa sende böyle video çeksen keşke

You're very welcome!🥳️

I'm one of the eager learners hehe

same here

thank you so much! glad you liked it!

Ka (Qua) = which U (ou) =it's /that Ka-u > Ki (qui) = which that (Da-en/De-an)> Dan/Den = from > (~then-at )( ~there at that moment) (Bu-yer-u) Beri =(it's this place) > here / this side=bu yan / bu taraf (~this moment / now) Dan beri / Den beri = since then / from then until now / there to here,, Dan/Den bu yana Dan/Den bu tarafa = since then / from then until now / there to here -Dığından beri / -Diğinden beri -Dı-qa-u-ne-da-en beri / -Di-qa-u-ne-de-an beri Ahmet geldi = Ahmet came Ahmet geldiği an =(which its moment) when Ahmet came = Ahmet gel-di qa-u an > Ki o an Ahmet geldi. Ahmet geldiğinde = (at which moment) Ahmet came then = Ahmet gel-di qa-u ne-an-da > Ki ne anda Ahmet geldi. Ahmet geldiğinden = (then what's it) that’s why Ahmet came =Ahmet gel-di qa-u ne-de-an > Ki nedeni Ahmet geldi Ahmet geldiğinden beri = since (the moment) Ahmet came > Since Ahmet has come / Since Ahmet arrived here Ahmet geldiğinden beri = Ki neden beri (Ne andan beri) Ahmet geldi Ahmet('in) eve geldiği saatten beri = Since the hour (of) Ahmet came home =Ahmet'in ev-e gel-di qa-u saat-de-en beri (Aluğ =have got) > alı /eli > (lı /li /lu /lü) ….-alı-dan beri /…. -eli-den beri (Ahmet eve gel-eli-den beri >> Ahmet eve gel-eli beri) = Ahmet eve geleli (since Ahmet has come home) Ahmet eve geleli iki saat oldu = it’s been two hours since Ahmet came home (ğenden/ğandan) -Enden beri / -Andan beri -qa-en-da-en beri / -qa-an-de-an beri (Ahmet eve get-qa-en-den beri >> Ahmet eve gitğenden beri) = Ahmet eve gidenden beri (since Ahmet's gone home) İken U-qa-en (which moment is it) Ahmet eve gider iken >(Ahmet ev-e get-e-er u-qa-en)> Ahmet eve giderken =(when Ahmet gets to go home)= while Ahmet goes home Ali eve gidiyorken > (Ali ev-e get-i-yor-u-qa-en)> While Ali is going home Ka-u-an-ça = which as the moment> qınça > -ınca Ka-u-en-çe = which as the moment> qinçe > -ince Ali eve gelince = Ali ev-e gel-ğa-u-en-çe = When Ali comes home Ali işe gidince = Ali iş-e git-ğa-u-en-çe = When Ali goes to work Den/Dan Dolayı= as a result of / because of…/duo to.. Ahmet geldiği için = Because Ahmet came Ahmetin gelmesi(gelişi) dolayısıyla çok mutlu olduk= We were very happy because of Ahmet’s arrival Ahmetin gelmemesi dolayısıyla partiye gidemedik. = We couldn’t go to the party because of Ahmet’s not coming. Dolamak = Etrafını dönerek aynı noktada bağlamak (Dolayığ> Sebeb= Ağaca veya direğe çıkmak için bele bağlanan halat ) Dolayı = Bağlı, bağlantılı ,bağlanmış, sebep Dolayısıyla = Bağlantısıyla , bağı nedeniyle ,sebebiyle Dolaylı = Çevresinde dönüşle bağlı, etrafından dolanmış, dolambaçlı Dolayları = Etrafı, bağlı civarı, bağlantılı çevresi U-ne-çe =that-what-as / that how as= Inca / ince Bir gün boyunca =(bir gün boy-u-ne-çe/ that how long’s a day)= During a day

Glad you think so! 🤗

Rica ederiz!

No problem! 🥳️

Glad you liked it! You can adjust the speed from UKposts player setting :)

Thanks for the idea!

‘gittim’ kinda near past but ‘gitmiştim’ is happened far past

Definitely. And wants a freakin tattoo! Yaaaaaaa. Ne kötü! These modern girls are like that. Alcohol, tattoos ... CHP voters.

@@mustafaak9311 thanks!

No, Turkish and Farsi are two very different and different-sounding languages. Farsi is an Indo-Germanic language and Turkish belongs to the Altai language family. There are in both languages Turkish Persian and Arabic loanwords (influenced by Islam) that's all they have in common. Otherwise both languages sound completely different. Kurdish (Kurmanshi, Sorani and Zazaki) is more closely related to Farsi as both belong to the same language family.

@@WME460 Urdu is related to Hindi and includes loanwords from Persian Arabic and Turkic (Karluk - Mughal Empire). In Turkey Turkish language there are no Urdu loan words rather loan words from Arabic and Persian language.

Turkish and Farsi actually sound very different and they come from different families

@@shuhu.a_ Thank you for this info!

@@masterc2091 that's what i said and I'm Turkish

If I have time = vakit buldukça I am not sure but at least similiar meaning

@@007meow ah -dukca means "when"

@@hilbert2547 evet "when I have time" da denebilir

its like a idiom you actually cant find time but its abstraction and like a idiom. If I find time then I can have time cuz I collect those. It makes me I have time. -ça, -çe makes this like "When". Perhaps I wont have time tomorrow but now I have time. It is what it is.

Also I suggest to you do not translate languages one to another so much it will make you confused and you wont be able to feel the language its own. Dont forget. Learn language in the language. It is hard but right way.

Fark etmez Ben Nevşehirliyim biri bana nerelisin diye sorunca genelde Kapadokyalıyım diyorum

thanks for the feedback! Will do!

glad you liked it!