Selam arkadaşlar, ben Zehra. Hi everybody! I’m Zehra. |
Welcome to TurkishClass101.com’s “3 dakikada Türkçe”. The fastest, easiest, and most fun way to learn Turkish. |
In the last lesson we learned how to count liras. Did you practice at home? |
In this lesson, we're going to learn other useful tips to talk about your schedule - for example, if a friend asks you "What are you doing this weekend?" |
Let’s start! |
To ask a friend or someone you already know, you say: |
Bu hafta sonu ne yapıyorsun? |
[slowly] Bu hafta sonu ne yapıyorsun? |
Let’s break it down. |
Bu → is "this". |
hafta sonu → is "weekend". |
ne → is "what". |
and |
yapıyorsun → is "you are doing". |
If you want to ask the same question in a formal way, simply replace ‘yapıyorsun’ with ‘yapıyorsunuz’ |
Bu hafta sonu ne yapıyorsunuz? |
[slowly] Bu hafta sonu ne yapıyorsunuz? |
Adding -uz to the end of the verbs will give your sentences a formal feeling when addressing other people. |
What if you’re not asking about this weekend? |
Asking about a different time period is as easy as replacing Bu hafta sonu. |
Tomorrow is yarın. So you can also say Yarın ne yapıyorsun? What are you doing tomorrow? Or, you could also put in a weekday, like Pazartesi, "Monday" or Pazar, which is "Sunday". |
Pazartesi ne yapıyorsun? |
Pazar ne yapıyorsun? |
So now, if someone asks *you* Yarın ne yapıyorsun?, or "What are you doing tomorrow?", how can you answer? |
Here's an example: Ofise gidiyorum. "I'm going to the office." gidiyorum means "I'm going", and ofise means "to the office". Feel free to replace "office" with any other location! |
Now it’s time for Zehra’s Insights. |
In some situations, the question Ne yapıyorsun? can also mean more generally "What do you do?" or "What is your job?" |
This is a really common question you can ask, or that you might be asked the first time you meet someone. |
In this lesson we learned how to talk about your schedule. Next time we’ll talk about how to tell people your nationality. I’ll be waiting for you in our next 3 Dakikada Türkçe lesson. |
Görüşmek üzere! |
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