Intermediate Turkish Course

Name: Intermediate Turkish Course
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Learn Intermediate Turkish - Speak Intermediate Turkish

Created byGokberk Talu

Last updated 5/2020

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What you'll learn

Intermediate Turkish Grammar
New Turkish Vocabulary

Course content

6 sections • 22 lectures • 1h 30m total length

Before You Start2:10
Start with the introduction video, use the PDF booklet, and pace at most two grammar topics per week for intermediate Turkish learners.
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1.1 - Obligation Mood3:31
Explore the Turkish obligation mood, its suffix attachment to the verb stem, and how it forms positive and negative statements across pronouns and the past tense, with examples and dialogue.
1.2 - Past Obligation Mood4:12
Explore the Turkish past obligation mood, its past tense suffixes and negative forms, pronoun variations, and example dialogues to deepen intermediate grammar understanding.
1.3 - Evidential Past - Obligation Mood2:22
Explore the evidential past obligation mood in Turkish, including how to express supposedly or apparently and rumor. Practice negative and question forms using reported speech and relative clauses for fluency.
1.4 - Obligations & Necessities – Additional Usages 13:13
Explore Turkish obligations and necessities through nominal predicates, using genitive and infinitive constructions, with or without subject suffixes, and practice negative and interrogative forms.
1.5 - Obligations & Necessities – Additional Usages 27:15
Explore obligations and necessities in Turkish, including variations with the infinitive suffix, complement clauses, negations, questions, and tense possibilities across past, present, and future.
1.6 - Reciprocity5:07
Examine Turkish reciprocity by using the reciprocal suffix -iş on the verb stem, covering tense and person endings, harmony, negation effects, and reciprocal pronouns with case markers.
1.7 - Reflexive Verbs2:46
Explore reflexive verbs in Turkish and how the reflexive suffix shows acting upon oneself. Compare reflexive verbs with passive voice markers and practice distinguishing them in context.
1.8 - Reflexive Pronouns3:35

2.1 - Hypothetical Conditionals6:48
Explore Turkish hypothetical conditionals, including real and unreal conditionals, past and past hypothetical conditionals, wishes, and mixed conditionals, with focus on the conditional suffix, vowel harmony, and negation.
2.2 - Derivational Suffixes – Gerunds - 17:27
Explore Turkish derivational suffixes and gerunds, including relational and object participle suffixes, to form relative clauses and indicate state or duration across verbs, adjectives, and nouns.

3.1 - Real Conditionals7:42
Explore real conditionals by using various main-clause tense markers to express possibility, future plans, and present or past outcomes, distinguishing them from hypothetical conditionals.
3.2 - Causatives5:49
Explore the Turkish causative system with four suffix variations, rules for transitive and intransitive verbs, and the precise suffix ordering, including double and reflexive forms.

4.1 - Passive Voice4:22
Learn how Turkish forms the passive voice with verb-stem suffixes, how active verbs convert, and how accusative and other cases determine what stays or drops, with formal agent marking tarafindan.
4.2 - Subject Relative Clauses4:47
Explore Turkish relative clauses, distinguishing subject and object forms; learn how the verb with the relative suffix precedes the modified noun and how Turkish lacks relative pronouns, with tense examples.
4.3 - Object Relative Clauses3:34
Learn how to form Turkish object relative clauses using suffixes, including genitive and possessive forms, and compare them with subject relative clauses across past, present, and future contexts.

5.1 - Adverbial Verbs – Gerunds - 22:49
Analyze Turkish adverbial verbs and gerunds, explain subordinate and relative clauses and their adverbial time functions using the locative case, and learn to translate by meaning over tense.
5.2 - Adverbial Verbs – Gerunds - 31:41
Explore variations of adverbial verbs in gerund structures, including adverbs of time and suffixes, and apply rules from example sentences to note non-interchangeable tenses.
5.3 - Reported Speech6:56
This lesson introduces four types of reported speech in Turkish: general report, yes-no questions, whether sentences, and moods like obligation; it covers structure, suffixes, negation, pronouns, and tense rules.

6.1 - Reasoning2:00
Explore two Turkish reasoning structures: the object participle with verbs, and the ablative case with reasoning words for nouns and adjectives, with examples.
6.2 - Constrasting2:10
Explore three types of contrasting structures in conversational Turkish, focusing on using past and present forms over the future, with infinitive suffixes, the dative case, and conditional constructions.

Requirements

You need minimum Pre-Intermediate Level Turkish

Description

Are you ready to learn intermediate level Turkish?

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The contents of this course:

The Obligation Mood
Past Obligation Mood
Evidential Past – Obligation Mood
Obligations & Necessities – Additional Usages 1
Obligations & Necessities – Additional Usages 2
Reciprocity
Reflexive Verbs
Reflexive Pronouns
Hypothetical Conditionals
Derivational Suffixes – Gerunds - 1
Real Conditionals
Causatives
Passive Voice
Subject Relative Clauses
Object Relative Clause
Adverbial Verbs – Gerunds - 2
Adverbial Verbs – Gerunds - 3
Reported Speech
Reasoning
Constrasting

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All the topics explained in this video course was made by a Native Turkish Teacher with more than 15 years of teaching experience.
Explanations are easy to understand with no schmooze! (I get to the point and don't waste your time with random chit-chat).
Lots of example sentences and dialogues to see the newly learned grammar in action.
Interactive video lessons where you see the teacher in front of you (not just a simple Powerpoint presentation with dubbing).
56 Page Course Booklet to Follow Along with the Video Course. All the explanations and tables also available inside!
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Gokberk

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