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30.       Sekerleme
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 01 Jul 2009 Wed 04:10 pm

 

Quoting Sekerleme

 

 

 çok teþekkür ederim..

 

 But sonunda.. I have read in a website about it and it said that " I have " :  -miþimdir..

if it´s not right please can you explain what happens to the verb when we put -miþdir ?

 

Þimdiden teþekkür ederim.



Edited (7/1/2009) by Sekerleme

31.       sonunda
5004 posts
 01 Jul 2009 Wed 08:01 pm

 

Quoting Sekerleme

 

 

 But sonunda.. I have read in a website about it and it said that " I have " :  -miþimdir..

if it´s not right please can you explain what happens to the verb when we put -miþdir ?

 

Þimdiden teþekkür ederim.

 

I´ve never seen this ´miþimdir´ ending on a verb so I don´t understand what you are asking.

 

The -miþdir ending is a special case and can mean, in English, ´I expect or must have.

eg ´unutmuþtur´ -she must have forgotten

OR it is used in official announcements.

eg ´tren gelmiþtir´ the train has arrived.

 

(examples taken from Teach Yourself Turkish)



Edited (7/1/2009) by sonunda

32.       Sekerleme
159 posts
 01 Jul 2009 Wed 09:01 pm

 

Quoting sonunda

 

 

I´ve never seen this ´miþimdir´ ending on a verb so I don´t understand what you are asking.

 

The -miþdir ending is a special case and can mean, in English, ´I expect or must have.

eg ´unutmuþtur´ -she must have forgotten

OR it is used in official announcements.

eg ´tren gelmiþtir´ the train has arrived.

 

(examples taken from Teach Yourself Turkish)

 

 Anyways thanks..

 

 

 vilseledande Tidigare Beskrivning --mis-+ I + ändelsen-dir
Used by the media to report He has ..., in situations where normal spoken Turkish would simply use di- past —

Positive Positiva   Negative Negativa
-miþimdir -miþimdir -miþizdir -miþizdir   -memiþimdir -memiþimdir -memiþizdir -memiþizdir
-miþsindir -miþsindir -miþsenizdir -miþsenizdir   -memiþsindir -memiþsindir -memiþsenizdir -memiþsenizdir
-miþdir -miþdir -miþlerdir -miþlerdir   -memiþdir -memiþdir -memiþlerdir -memiþlerdir
Derviþler Konya´ya gitmiþlerdir Derviþler Konya´ya gitmiþlerdir   In tonight´s news, dervishes went to Konya.
Derviþler Konya´ya gitmemiþlerdir Derviþler Konya´ya gitmemiþlerdir   In tonight´s news, dervishes did not go to Konya.

 



Edited (7/1/2009) by Sekerleme

33.       Tazx1
435 posts
 03 Mar 2015 Tue 01:58 am

Hello caliptrix,sonunda, canli ... glad to see all of you still helping us out so nicely.  My problem ishandling conversation.  I understand most things when I have the luxury of sitting down in comfort and reading ´dilbilgisi´ at leisure.  My ´functional´ Turkish also enables me to cope with basic task of making myself understood [applaud the intelligence of the listner] ... but listening to ´native´ speakers in an open conversation ... and understanding what is being said ... I find very difficult (a) because of accent and colloquial expression (b) lack of listening skill.  I visit Turkey [Antalya] for a couple of months in a year ... and when I am back for the rest of the years ... my Turkish evaporates into thin air!!!  Of course I am in my late 70s ... and a dim bulb at best.  I envy you lot ... but tell me shall I continue to live in HOPE of ever being able to become more than functional????

Tazx1

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34.       denizli
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 03 Mar 2015 Tue 02:45 am

 

 

35.       denizli
970 posts
 03 Mar 2015 Tue 02:46 am

Actually none of the 3 users you mentioned have posted in a log time.

For conversation, perhaps some Turkish Programs are worth a try. These are a few:

www.fox.com.tr/Kiraz-Mevsimi/izle

www.fox.com.tr/Ask-Yeniden

 

 

Quoting Tazx1

Hello caliptrix,sonunda, canli ... glad to see all of you still helping us out so nicely. My problem ishandling conversation. ...

Tazx1

36.       Tazx1
435 posts
 07 Mar 2015 Sat 02:42 am

Thanks denizli ... I´ll enoy watching both links ... I can´t promise I´ll improve in my old age ... I´m not altogether like Scotch Whisky to matue with age!  But, I will try.

Thanks ever so much.

 

Tazx1

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