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Learn how to give your email address to someone
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Hey you guys! Welcome back to another whiteboard Turkish lessons. |
Today we'll talk about how to give your email address. |
Are you guys ready? |
Let's get started! |
Okay first we need to learn the Turkish alphabet, the letters. |
I will say them how we pronounce them in Turkish. |
A - ah |
B - beh |
C - ceh |
It is pronounced like J in Jam. |
Ç - che |
And this is pronounced like ch in church. |
D - deh |
E - eh |
F - feh |
G - geh |
Ğ - |
This is soft G. |
This is how we say yumuşak ge. But the sound is actually |
ğ |
And after that |
H - heh |
I - ih |
This sound is sometimes hard for Turkish learners. |
It is like the ""ih"" sound in mansion. |
You have to make that ""ih"" weird face when practicing. |
You don't have to do it while you're speaking ih. |
İ - ih |
It's like ""i"" in sit. |
J - jeh |
It is the sound like you make pleasure. |
pleasure |
K - keh |
L - leh |
M - meh |
N - neh |
O - oh |
This is also different. |
Ö |
Like bird |
Ö |
bird |
Ö |
P - peh |
R - reh |
And this is we say R. |
R |
It's more subtle. |
It's more dominant when it's at the beginning. |
But if it's at the end it's more like R. |
You just, you don't make that hard of a sound, reh. |
S - seh |
As in setup. |
Ş - sheh |
This is like the sheep. |
Okay, Ş |
T - teh |
This is U - uh |
like bull |
U |
ü - üh |
It's like a whistle. |
ü |
It's like ü in rue |
V - ve |
Y - yeh |
And z - zeh |
This is how we say it in Turkish. |
Okay we are done with our letters. |
And let's see how to give our email address now. |
Okay, First look at our dialogue. |
E-posta adresiniz lütfen. |
E-posta adresim seda@innolang.com. |
(E-posta adresim seda et innolang nokta com) |
Your email address please. |
My email address is seda@innolang.com. |
Okay? |
And let's check out our sentence structure. |
It is very easy. |
You just say |
e-posta adresim. |
And after that you give your email address. |
Okay, e-posta adresim [e-mail address]. |
And in English my email address is [e-mail address] |
This is the same sentence. |
So we talked about this before. |
This im at the end. |
Because address means address. |
And this ""im"" at the end means ""my"", Okay? |
This is the first person singular possessive suffix. |
My e-posta adresim. |
My e-mail address. |
Okay? |
So this im at the end is this my of the English version. |
So I would say literally e-mail address my. |
Okay? |
e-mail address my. |
And there is no is in the sentence. |
So you just say my email address. |
Then you say your email address. |
Okay that's it. I think this was easy. |
Now you can give your email address. |
email adresiniz Lütfen |
Benim email adresim |
E-posta adresim |
Sorry, sometimes we say email as well. |
We say e-posta or email. |
But normally the proper one is e-posta. |
E-posta adresiniz Lütfen |
E-posta adresim seda@innolang.com. |
(E-posta adresim seda et innolang nokta com) |
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