Debt Depression
Lesson 123beginner Turkish Beginner
Debt Depression
Being in debt is no fun. But you know what is? Consonant mutation! Join us today as we pour radioactive waste all over some Turkish words and watch them mutate.
Consonant mutation.
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Öğrenci, Eva
Thank you so much for this very important lesson, now I 'm able to find words in a dictionary!
The mutation of letters is the point to learn hard Turkish, because in the first sight of a word - it doesn't looks like in my vokabularlist. To speak and to hear new words is very important to get it.

Thanks a lot!
Dec 19, 2013
mawra
Thanks a lot guys for the PDFs;it's very helpful.
like you say "made with love"
love you.
Dec 22, 2013
Öğrenci
Does the verb "itmek" mutate? Is it "itiyor" or "idiyor" ... I don't think it mutates but according to the rules it should ...is this an 'exception' to the word?
Jan 14, 2014
Justin
It does not mutate; itiyor and itecek are correct. There are several exceptions to this rule (some which we mention in the podcast), but there's no way to predict them all the time. In general, though, one syllable words that begin with vowels seem to often be exceptions (for example, ip).
Jan 14, 2014
Martha
"Sebebi ne acaba?"

Can you please explain this construction. "I wonder what the cause is." Are we really saying, "I wonder what its cause is." Is that what the "i" is doing on "sebep"? Because "sebep" is not an object here, correct?

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Feb 24, 2014
Justin
Haha, you don't need my help Martha - that's exactly right :)
Feb 24, 2014
john
great job .. many thanks guys
Apr 15, 2014
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