Dear All,

I will have a live session today on Analysis and Construction of Turkish Sentences at 17:00 Istanbul time. Feel free to join!

Görüşürüz!

For those who missed, the link to yesterday’s class is below:

Analysis and Construction of Turkish Sentences (Live Exercise #11)
https://youtube.com/live/_36hkqvfNMY?feature=share

Dear All,

I will have a live session today at 17:00 Istanbul time on the grammar topic Reported Past Tense of Conditional Mood. The last grammar class several months ago was about Reported Past Tense of Necessitative Mood, we are continuing the list and will hopefully finish them all in upcoming weeks.

Görüşürüz! 😊

For those who missed yesterday’s class, the link is below:

Reported Past Tense of the Conditional Mood in Turkish Language (Grammar Lesson #31)
https://youtube.com/live/tO2vsVCiXeY?feature=share

Dear All,

I will have a live session today at 19:00 Istanbul time on the grammar topic Reported Past Tense of the Optative Mood.

Görüşürüz! 😊

Dear All,

I will have a live class today at 15:00 Istanbul time (in roughly 3 hours), and today's topic will be Conditional Mood of Present Tense. The examples of this structure are below:

Giderse
Bakmazsam
Seversek

See you in a while 🙂

Dear All,

The link to our last live session is below:

https://youtube.com/live/dAHgiObGpbg

Dear All,

I will have a live class today at 21:00 Istanbul time, and today's topic will be Conditional Mood of Present Continuous Tense. The examples of this structure are below:

Gidiyorsa
Bakmıyorsanız
Seviyorsak

See you in a while 😊

Dear All,

If you missed the yesterday’s class, here is the link:

Conditional Mood of Present Contunuous Tense in Turkish Language (Grammar Lesson #34)
https://youtube.com/live/4tsHppNldDI?feature=share

Dear All,

I will have a live class today at 22:00 Istanbul time, and today's topic will be Conditional Mood of Past Tense. The examples of this structure are below:

Yaptıysa (yaptı + ise)
Gördüysek (gördü + ise + k)
Sevdilerse (sevdiler + ise)
Bildiyseniz (bildi + ise + niz)

See you in a while 😊

Dear All,

The link to today's class is below:

Dear All,

I will have a live class today at 15:00 Istanbul time, and today's topic will be Conditional Mood of Reported Past Tense. The examples of this structure are below:

Yapmışsa (yapmış + ise)
Görmüşsek (görmüş + ise + k)
Sevmişlerse (sevmişler + ise)
Bilmişseniz (bilmiş + ise + niz)

See you in a while 😊

Herkese merhaba!

I hope my message finds you well.

I want to mention that I have completed one of my targeted digital books on Turkish language and have listed it for sale on Etsy (the link to the book is below).

The PDF-format book covers 100 most-frequently used Turkish verbs. The book:

- Provides brief information about verbs in Turkish language
- Provides grammar structure and rules on verb conjugations
- Provides a list of 100 essential Turkish verbs
- Provides conjugation for each verb across 5 tenses and 4 moods
- Provides conjugation for all four forms of verbs (affirmative, negative, interrogative, negative interrogative)
- Provides web links to the verb conjugation videos on my YouTube channel.

If you wish to purchase the book and support my efforts, I would be extremely grateful and happy.

Otherwise, these conjugations are already out there on my YouTube channel freely available to everyone.

This book just combines all those conjugations into one single document, which may be useful for those who want to see everything in one single place.

Wish you all the best!

Link to the book: