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Dude im Turk and i can confirm that in the first clip guy wasnt even talking turkish just randomly speaking he murdered the language

At the first one even i didnt understand even though im Turkish

Hedef kitle: 🇺🇲🇵🇱🇰🇷🇬🇧🇨🇵
İzleyen kitle: 🇹🇷

0:02 "herkes evinin önüne koyacaklar burda en azından üc eviri üda üde üded mecur bi idicıd ıdıdıdıdı gızgınızn ıdıcıt adıdıgıga"

I'm Brazilian and I've started studying Turkish. It's a beautiful language, but you need a lot of vocabulary to understand what they're saying.

0:02 17 senelik Türküm ben bile anlamadım yabancılar üzülmeyin

İlk adam yüksek ihtimalle Türkçe, Kürtçe ve bilmediğimiz antik dilleri kullanıyor.

olm baştaki videoyu bende anlayamadım ki la

To be honest as a Turkish person even I didn’t fully understand the first video

As a Turk, I must say that Turkish is already a fast language.

I love Turkish language  and I'm  learning some because of Turkish songs

Amazing first time someone has explained this in 36 years of being here in Turkey 🤠

Uzun zamandır sizleri takip ediyorum. Videolarınızdaki Türkçe gramer bilgileriyle İngilizce'yi karşılaştırınca, bu güzel dilimize yeteri kadar önem vermediğimizi anlıyorum. Yaşasın dilimiz, yaşasın Türkçe!

insan türkceyi ana dili olarak ögrenince kurallari tam olarak bilmeden veya anlamadan uygulamasi dikkat cekici. bu konuda aydinlik verdigin icin cok tesekkür ederim kardesim. türkcemiz kulaga hos, konusmasi kolay ve cesilti siveleriyle cok özel. almanyadan selamlar.

04:40 bazen kitap okurken cümle uzunsa ne anlatıyor diye sona gidip yükleme bakıp ondan sonra okumaya devam ediyorum

I don’t have words to thank you for this incredibly clarifying video, with content I couldn’t find anywhere else or in any manual—things we hear native speakers say every day but can’t understand because we don’t know what they are or how to use them. For students like me, who need to understand the logic behind a structure in order to be able to use it, this is pure gold. Thank you.

i have no idea why i watched this till the end (im turkish)

I've grown up listening to the beautiful language.  I grew up with Spanish spoken at home and I learnt quickly. The words run into each other. If you want learners to understand then you must speak slowly in order to identify the individual word. Then when you become confident you can listen and it's going into your brain

As an Turk person I confirm that some people speak Turkish fast.