Hello everyone! Today we are going to learn the structure of verb sentences in the Turkish language. Why? Because the most important thing when you learn a new language is to know how it's structured. And later we are going to learn pronouns with a couple of simple sentences.
Let’s get started.
Verb-sentence structure in the Turkish language is formed as a subject, object, and verb, respectively. While In Arabic/English Language its form is like that, ‘’I went to school''
''. In the Turkish language, its form is like that ''Ben okula gittim''. Here ben is the subject and we put it at the top of the sentence, okula is an object and we put it at the middle of the sentence, gittim is a verb and we put it the end of the sentence.
Now, let’s go for pronouns;
Ben — I
Sen — You
O — He/She
Biz — We
Siz — You (pl.)
Onlar — They
Okay now let’s repeat them to hear pronunciation.
Now, let’s learn six important daily verbs in Turkish language.
first: gelmek means — to come
second: gitmek means — to go
third: açmak means — to open
forth: kapatmak means — to close
fifth: yemek means — to eat
and sixth: içmek means — to drink
let’s repeat them
gelmek
gitmek
açmak
kapatmak
yemek
içmek
Now let’s make some sentences with pronouns and new verbs!
Ben okula geldim.
Sen okula gittin.
O kapıyı açtı.
Biz kapıyı kapattık.
Siz tavuk yediniz.
Onlar kahve içtiler.
Now let's look at the structures of these verb sentences together.
Ben okula geldim.
S. O. V.
Sen okula gittin.
Özne Nesne Yüklem
O kapıyı açtı.
S. O. V.
Biz kapıyı kapattık.
S. O. V.
Siz tavuk yediniz.
S. O. V.
Onlar kahve içtiler.
S. O. V.
Okay everyone now we are going to do some practice. Let’s get started.
Yediler / Onlar / Tavuk
Onlar tavuk yediler.
Kahve / İçtin / Sen
Sen kahve içtin.
Gittim / okula / Ben
Ben okula gittim.
Biz / açtık / kapıyı
Biz kapıyı açtık.
I think all of the informations are enough for today. Thank you for listening to me! Let’s see each other in the next video. Hoşçakalın!
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