意味
to make someone fall in love
文化的背景
In traditional Anatolian songs, the 'gönül' is often personified as a bird (gönül kuşu) that flies away or is captured. 'Gönlünü çalmak' is a central theme in these lyrics. Sufi poets like Yunus Emre emphasize that the heart (gönül) is the mirror of God. To win a heart is considered a high spiritual act, while breaking one is a great sin. Turkish dramas often use the 'Gönül Hırsızı' (Heart Thief) trope for the male lead who is a rogue but charming character who eventually wins the heroine's heart. Turks use 'gönül' in many polite expressions like 'Gönlün olsun' (Let it be as you wish/to satisfy you) or 'Gönül almak' (To make up with someone after an argument).
Use it for pets!
If you want to sound like a native, use this when you see a cute cat or dog on the street. 'Bu kedi gönlümü çaldı!' sounds very natural.
Vowel Drop Alert
Never say 'Gönülümü'. It's the most common mistake for learners. Always drop that middle 'ü'.
意味
to make someone fall in love
Use it for pets!
If you want to sound like a native, use this when you see a cute cat or dog on the street. 'Bu kedi gönlümü çaldı!' sounds very natural.
Vowel Drop Alert
Never say 'Gönülümü'. It's the most common mistake for learners. Always drop that middle 'ü'.
Poetic Power
Using 'gönül' instead of 'kalp' makes you sound more soulful and appreciative of Turkish traditions.
自分をテスト
Fill in the blank with the correct form of 'gönül' and 'çalmak'.
O kadar nazik ki, bir günde annemin ______ ______.
We need the past tense 'çaldı' and the possessive form of 'gönül' with vowel dropping: 'gönlünü'.
Which situation is most appropriate for using 'gönlünü çalmak'?
Hangi durumda bu deyimi kullanırız?
The idiom is used for romantic or emotional captivation, not literal theft.
Complete the dialogue.
Ayşe: Yeni komşumuz nasıl biri? Fatma: Çok tatlı bir çocuk, gülümsemesiyle şimdiden mahallenin ______ ______.
'Gönlünü çaldı' fits the context of being charming and liked by the neighborhood.
Match the sentence to the context.
1. 'Gönlümü çaldın.' 2. 'Gönlünü çalmaya çalışıyorum.' 3. 'Gönül hırsızı!'
1 is a direct confession, 2 is about the process of winning someone over, 3 is a common nickname for a charmer.
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4 問題O kadar nazik ki, bir günde annemin ______ ______.
We need the past tense 'çaldı' and the possessive form of 'gönül' with vowel dropping: 'gönlünü'.
Hangi durumda bu deyimi kullanırız?
The idiom is used for romantic or emotional captivation, not literal theft.
Ayşe: Yeni komşumuz nasıl biri? Fatma: Çok tatlı bir çocuk, gülümsemesiyle şimdiden mahallenin ______ ______.
'Gönlünü çaldı' fits the context of being charming and liked by the neighborhood.
1. 'Gönlümü çaldın.' 2. 'Gönlünü çalmaya çalışıyorum.' 3. 'Gönül hırsızı!'
1 is a direct confession, 2 is about the process of winning someone over, 3 is a common nickname for a charmer.
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よくある質問
10 問Mostly, but not exclusively. You can use it for anything charming, like a baby, a pet, or even a beautiful city.
'Kalp' is the physical organ. 'Gönül' is the spiritual and emotional heart. You can have a 'kalp krizi' (heart attack) but not a 'gönül krizi'.
No, it's too informal and romantic. Use 'takdirini kazanmak' (to win someone's appreciation) instead.
You say 'Gönlümü çaldın'.
Not directly. If someone breaks your heart, you say 'Kalbimi kırdı' or 'Gönlümü yaraladı'.
Because of two rules: 1) Vowel dropping (gönül -> gönl-) and 2) The buffer 'n' used between the possessive suffix and the accusative case.
No, it's usually a compliment or a playful way to call someone a 'heartbreaker' or 'charmer'.
Yes, 'Bu şarkı gönlümü çaldı' is a great way to say you love a piece of music.
Yes, it is a universal idiom across all Turkish dialects.
It's typically taught at the A2 level as learners begin to explore idiomatic expressions and the 'gönül' concept.
関連フレーズ
gönül almak
similarTo appease someone or make amends.
gönül koymak
contrastTo be offended or hurt by someone.
gönülçelen
builds onHeartstealer / Charmer.
kalbini fethetmek
synonymTo conquer someone's heart.
