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150.       Henry
2272 posts
 18 Nov 2011 Fri 12:00 pm

Sanırım, umarım ....

Uzun zamandır aradığı eteği, bulabileceği olan bir mağaza biliyorum.

Tunci, does the sentence need ´olan´ to be grammatically correct, or would it be understood or better without it?

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151.       Henry
2272 posts
 18 Nov 2011 Fri 12:02 pm

 

Quoting Abla

bulabileceği

 

Ahhh .... Abla I am not as fast as you Smile

152.       Abla
2949 posts
 18 Nov 2011 Fri 12:04 pm

Henry, you did all the work. I probably couldn´t have built the whole of it.



Edited (11/18/2011) by Abla

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153.       Henry
2272 posts
 18 Nov 2011 Fri 12:11 pm

 

Quoting Abla

Henry, you did all the work. I probably couldn´t have built the whole of it.

 

Complex sentences are where learners struggle, but we hopefully also learn when we get a corrected answer.

Without the ´future tense´ clue from Tunci, I would not have got as close with my attempt. Smile

154.       tunci
5472 posts
 18 Nov 2011 Fri 12:34 pm

 

Yes, you got it..

" Onun uzun zamandır aradığı eteği bulabileceği bir mağaza biliyorum "

therefore this baklava goes to you all [to Henry,Yasemin,Deli,Elena,Hindistan and Abla]

Note : Henry, "olan" can not be used in that case. Unless the sentence was ;

"Onun uzun zamandır aradığı eteği bulabilecek olan birisini tanıyorum."

then it is acceptable to use "olan" [that] in the case above.

" I know someone who [olan] can find the skirt which she has been looking for a long time"



Edited (11/18/2011) by tunci

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155.       Henry
2272 posts
 18 Nov 2011 Fri 01:06 pm

Thanks for explaining the use of ´olan´ in this sentence Tunci.

Baklava seviyorum.   {#emotions_dlg.bigsmile}

 

156.       tunci
5472 posts
 18 Nov 2011 Fri 01:12 pm

 

additional explanation ;

" Onun uzun zamandır aradığı eteği bulabileceği bir mağaza biliyorum ."

O [she] + n [buffer n] + un [genitive]  ---> Onun

  

uzun [long] + zaman [time] + dır [for] --> Uzun zamandır

 

ara [stem of the verb "aramak" ] + dık [object participle, "k" changes into "ğ"] + ı [possesive 3] --> aradigi

 

etek [skirt,"k"changes into "ğ"] + i [accusative] ---> eteği

 

bul [ Verb stem] + abil [able] + ecek [future tense ,"k" changes into "g"] +i [possesive 3]

 

bir [a] mağaza [store] ---> bir mağaza

 

bil [verb stem] + iyor [progressive tense] + um [person "I"] -->biliyorum

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157.       yaseminler
170 posts
 18 Nov 2011 Fri 01:17 pm

Quote:tunci

Yes, you got it..

" Onun uzun zamandır aradığı eteği bulabileceği bir mağaza biliyorum "

therefore this baklava goes to you all [to Henry,Yasemin,Deli,Elena,Hindistan and Abla]

Note : Henry, "olan" can not be used in that case. Unless the sentence was ;

"Onun uzun zamandır aradığı eteği bulabilecek olan birisini tanıyorum."

then it is acceptable to use "olan" [that] in the case above.

" I know someone who [olan] can find the skirt which she has been looking for a long time"

 

 

Tunci Hoca cömertliğiniz için çok teşekkürler!!

Ben de Henry gibi Baklava´ çok severim!{#emotions_dlg.rolleyes}



Edited (11/18/2011) by yaseminler [added yı]

158.       Hindistan
246 posts
 18 Nov 2011 Fri 01:24 pm

 

Quoting tunci

 

 

 Good try Hindistan, but you need "future tense" somewhere in the sentence.

Denemeye devam. !

 

Damn it!!! I missed that...ecek and the baklava both {#emotions_dlg.razz}

159.       yaseminler
170 posts
 18 Nov 2011 Fri 01:30 pm

Quote:Hindistan

Damn it!!! I missed that...ecek and the baklava both {#emotions_dlg.razz}

 

 

Hindistan, you may have missed the future tense but you certainly didn´t miss the Baklava. Your name is on the winner´s list!! Congratulations! {#emotions_dlg.yes}



Edited (11/18/2011) by yaseminler

160.       elenagabriela
1383 posts
 18 Nov 2011 Fri 01:35 pm

 

Quoting tunci

 

additional explanation ;

" Onun uzun zamandır aradığı eteği bulabileceği bir mağaza biliyorum ."

O [she] + n [buffer n] + un [genitive]  ---> Onun

  

uzun [long] + zaman [time] + dır [for] --> Uzun zamandır

  

ara [stem of the verb "aramak" ] + dık [object participle, "k" changes into "ğ"] + ı [possesive 3] --> aradigi

  

etek [skirt,"k"changes into "ğ"] + i [accusative] ---> eteği

  

bul [ Verb stem] + abil [able] + ecek [future tense ,"k" changes into "g"] +i [possesive 3]

  

bir [a] mağaza [store] ---> bir mağaza

  

bil [verb stem] + iyor [progressive tense] + um [person "I"] -->biliyorum

 

Hocam, bu sana benden olsun

Burma kadayıf - http://www.yemek-tarifleri-sitesi.com/burma-kadayif-tarifi-detaylari-226-.aspx



Edited (11/18/2011) by elenagabriela [I cant copy the picture]

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