뜻
Asking for attention.
문화적 배경
In Turkish culture, eye contact while saying 'Beni dinle' is crucial. It shows sincerity and the importance of the message. Even in modern Turkish offices, the hierarchy is respected. A junior would never say 'Beni dinle' to a senior, but a senior might say it to a junior to show mentorship. In Turkish 'Dizis' (TV dramas), 'Beni dinle' is often used right before a major plot revelation or a dramatic confession of love. Interrupting someone with 'Beni dinle' is acceptable if the conversation is heated or very informal, but it's often followed by 'özür dilerim' (I'm sorry) in more polite circles.
Softening the blow
Add 'bir' (Beni bir dinle) to make the command sound less like an order and more like a request.
Watch the hierarchy
Never use this with your boss or elders unless you want to sound extremely rude.
뜻
Asking for attention.
Softening the blow
Add 'bir' (Beni bir dinle) to make the command sound less like an order and more like a request.
Watch the hierarchy
Never use this with your boss or elders unless you want to sound extremely rude.
The 'Bak' combo
Combine it with 'Bak' (Look) for maximum impact: 'Bak, beni dinle...'
Eye contact
In Turkey, looking away while someone says 'Beni dinle' is considered very disrespectful.
셀프 테스트
Fill in the blank with the correct form of 'me' (ben).
____ dinle, sana bir sır vereceğim.
The verb 'dinlemek' requires the accusative case, which is 'beni'.
Which phrase is most appropriate to use with your teacher?
Öğretmenim, ...
'Beni dinleyin' is the formal/plural form, which is respectful for a teacher.
Complete the dialogue with the most natural phrase.
Ayşe: Çok üzgünüm. Mehmet: Neden? Ayşe: Kimse ...
Ayşe is explaining why she is sad: 'Nobody is listening to me.'
Match the phrase to the situation.
Situation: You are giving a serious warning to a close friend.
The informal imperative is perfect for a serious warning to a friend.
🎉 점수: /4
시각 학습 자료
연습 문제 은행
4 연습 문제____ dinle, sana bir sır vereceğim.
The verb 'dinlemek' requires the accusative case, which is 'beni'.
Öğretmenim, ...
'Beni dinleyin' is the formal/plural form, which is respectful for a teacher.
Ayşe: Çok üzgünüm. Mehmet: Neden? Ayşe: Kimse ...
Ayşe is explaining why she is sad: 'Nobody is listening to me.'
Situation: You are giving a serious warning to a close friend.
The informal imperative is perfect for a serious warning to a friend.
🎉 점수: /4
자주 묻는 질문
10 질문It depends on who you are talking to. With friends, it's normal. With superiors, it's very rude.
The verb 'dinlemek' takes the accusative case (direct object), not the dative case.
Yes, it's an inverted sentence (devrik cümle) used for emphasis or in emotional contexts like songs.
The plural or formal form is 'Beni dinleyin'.
Use 'Beni dinler misiniz?' (Would you listen to me?).
'Dinle' is intentional listening; 'duy' is the physical act of hearing.
It's too informal for most emails. Use 'İlginize sunarım' or 'Bilginize' instead.
Only between very close colleagues of the same rank or from a boss to a subordinate.
It means 'Just listen to me for a moment.' The 'bir' softens the command.
Beni dinleme.
관련 표현
Bana kulak ver
similarGive me an ear / Listen to me
Sözümü dinle
specialized formListen to my word
Beni duy
contrastHear me
Dikkat et
similarPay attention / Be careful
Beni dinler misin?
specialized formWould you listen to me?
