10 Fun Facts about the Turkish Language
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10 Fun Facts about the Turkish Language
00:00 Intro 00:35 You Can Say a Full Sentence with Just One Word! 02:00 The Longest Turkish Word Has 70+ Letters! 03:09 Turkish Has Vowel Harmony (and It Feels Like Magic!) 04:00 Turkish, Korean, and Japanese: A Surprising Linguistic Connection! 05:13 Turkish Has NO Gendered Words – Not Even for "He" or "She"! 06:19 Turkish Has a Secret Past ...
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