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in turkish how to say
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1.       rosepetal
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 04 Jan 2006 Wed 03:47 pm

"I promise i will not forget."



2.       erdinc
2151 posts
 04 Jan 2006 Wed 03:49 pm

"Söz veriyorum, unutmayacağım."

3.       bod
5999 posts
 04 Jan 2006 Wed 03:52 pm

Quoting rosepetal:

"I promise i will not forget."



I'll have a go for you but get this checked out by an expert before trusting it!!!

vedetiyorum untumayacakım

4.       miss_ceyda
2627 posts
 04 Jan 2006 Wed 03:57 pm

Quoting bod:

Quoting rosepetal:

"I promise i will not forget."



I'll have a go for you but get this checked out by an expert before trusting it!!!

vedetiyorum untumayarakım



bod, canım, look:
im guessing u know that the stem of the verb has to be taken so i wont bother to explain that...

söz vermek= to promise (literally: to give a promise)
söz ver-iyor-um= the "um" on the end makes it personal to u

unutmak= to forget
unut-maya-cağım=
-maya-: implies that the action wont be done
-cağım: makes it personal to u.

more examples:
git-meye-ceğim= im not gonna go (proper eng: i wont go)
koş-maya-cağım
bekle-meye-ceğim
kalk-maya-cağım

5.       bod
5999 posts
 04 Jan 2006 Wed 04:09 pm

Quoting miss_ceyda:

söz vermek= to promise (literally: to give a promise)
söz ver-iyor-um= the "um" on the end makes it personal to u



Yes!
I added -iyor-um
But used a different verb........
vadetmek - to promise
I'm guessing this is an obsolete verb???

vadetiyorum - I promise ???

6.       miss_ceyda
2627 posts
 04 Jan 2006 Wed 04:12 pm

im not sure.. its possible as i have never come accross it...

7.       erdinc
2151 posts
 04 Jan 2006 Wed 04:18 pm

Sorry about the dictionary bod. There are many mistakes. Vadetmek has a different meaning than to promise, swear. It is also a very old fashioned word and is better avoided by the learners.

8.       bod
5999 posts
 04 Jan 2006 Wed 04:21 pm

Quoting miss_ceyda:

Quoting bod:

vedetiyorum untumayarakım



unutmak= to forget
unut-maya-cağım=
-maya-: implies that the action wont be done
-cağım: makes it personal to u.



Now I am confused......
"I will not forget" is future tense

unutmak = to forget
unut-ma = negative
unut-ma-acak = negative future tense
unut-ma-acak-um = first person

Tidying it all up
untumayacak-um = 'y' fusion consonant
untumayacağum = consonant mutation (which I forgot originally )

So it seems we came to the same answer (except the fusion consonant) but in a very different way. You seem to have defined "maya" as being the negative but I have "ma" as the negative and the "a" of your "maya" as part of the future tense "acak"!!!

9.       erdinc
2151 posts
 04 Jan 2006 Wed 04:21 pm

Maybe a Turkish Learner's Dictionary would be a good idea where the simple and common translations are available only. Unfortunately I dont know such a dictionary but if you have time we could write one together.

10.       bod
5999 posts
 04 Jan 2006 Wed 04:25 pm

Quoting erdinc:

Sorry about the dictionary bod. There are many mistakes. Vadetmek has a different meaning than to promise, swear. It is also a very old fashioned word and is better avoided by the learners.



Perhaps I should have added a (paper) Turkish dictionary to my christmas wish list lol

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