Conditional Mood of Reported Past Tense in Turkish Language (Grammar Lesson #36)

Yay! My digital book is finally released: Conjugation of 100 most-frequently used Turkish verbs Buy here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/44138092... This video describes the Conditional Mood of Reported Past Tense in Turkish language. You will learn how to conjugate and construct affirmative, negative, interrogative and negative interrogative forms of the verbs for this mood. The examples of this structure are below: Yapmışsa (yapmış + ise) Görmüşsek (görmüş + ise + k) Sevmişlerse (sevmişler + ise) Bilmişseniz (bilmiş + ise + niz) Would you treat me a cup of coffee? :) Donate through Patreon:   / learnturkishtheeasyway   Check out more videos on Turkish grammar below: Noun Cases:    • Noun Cases in Turkish Language (Grammar Le...   Verb to Be:    • Verb "To Be" (Olmak) in Turkish Language (...   Verb to Have:    • Verb "To Have" (I have, You have, ...) in ...   Making Plural:    • Making Words Plural in Turkish Language (G...   Sentence Structure:    • Sentence Structure in Turkish Language (Gr...   Simple Past Tense:    • Simple Past Tense (Görülen Geçmiş Zaman) i...   Simple Present Tense:    • Simple Present Tense (Geniş Zaman) in Turk...   Present Cont. Tense:    • Present Continuous Tense (Şimdiki Zaman) i...   Future Tense:    • Future Tense (Gelecek Zaman) in Turkish La...   Check also the following playlists on my channel: Turkish Diary:    • Turkish Diary   Turkish Grammar:    • Turkish Grammar   Turkish Vocabulary:    • Turkish Vocabulary   Turkish Pronunciation:    • Turkish Pronunciation   Turkish Verb Conjugation:    • Conjugation of Turkish Verbs   Turkish Idioms:    • Turkish Idioms   Turkish Sentences:    • Turkish Sentence Construction   Music used in this video: Mysteries (by YouTube), Safety Net (by YouTube) #Turkish #LearnTurkish #TurkishLanguage