That´s one of the reasons I was asking,why is the ´de´ suffix used at all? why not just use ´gittigim zaman´? I remember someone explaining it to me but it was a long time ago i´m sure they said it means ´and´ again not sure,if you natives say it´s not correct then it´s not correct you guys know your language

Thanks for the explanation Si, so in this instance the ´de´ suffix would be used as ´at´ in the pass tense gittigimde= at the time I went/left?
We don´t use it then for future tense gidecegimde= at the time I will go/leave?

I think like si++, for future, it´s either "gittiğinde" or "gideceğin zaman", though they´re a bit different.

Forexample "Sinemaya gittiğinde bana telefon aç", it means "when you go to the cinema, call me", that you expect him to call you when he is in the cinema.

"Sinemaya gideceğin zaman bana telefon aç", "the time you´re going to the cinema, call me.", you expect him to call you before he gets there, maybe you´ll go there too.

Those are good examples mltm.

I think i remembered where I heard this and I think I got it confused,this may be wrong but here goes,
Ben gidecegim zatende= I´ll go anyway, and if I recall the ´de´ was used to emphasise the ´zaten´(anyway)
so, Ben gidecegim zatende= I will go anyway(as we both already knew)
Is this right?
If it is maybe it´s a shorter way of saying ´I will go anyway,as we already know´ gidecegim´de´?