Geldim!
= I am coming! I'll be right there!
*Geldim [from Gelmek = to come]
Language Tip:
In Turkish, sometimes the past tense is used where English uses the present tense. So it is like you are saying "I am already there". In conversation you are likely to hear the following:
In Turkish, sometimes the past tense is used where English uses the present tense. So it is like you are saying "I am already there". In conversation you are likely to hear the following:
Geldim = literally "I came". It can also mean I am coming.
Anladım = literally means "I understood". It can also mean I understand.
Video is from the Turkish Series "İlişki Durumu: Karışık"
English Title: "Relationship Status: It's Complicated"
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