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20.       nemanjasrb
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 18 Jan 2013 Fri 07:28 pm

 

Quoting gokuyum

 

Lol. It doesnt mean I am correct

 



Well can you imagine two sentences with olacaktım and olurdum,and that they have the same meaning? 
I´ll try to find some sentences later..

21.       tunci
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 18 Jan 2013 Fri 07:44 pm

 

Quoting nemanjasrb

 



Well can you imagine two sentences with olacaktım and olurdum,and that they have the same meaning? 
I´ll try to find some sentences later..

 

Counterfactual situations differ from hypotheticals in that the condition upon which they depend is known to be unrealizable, they are expressed by Ardı /MazdI or [y]acaktı

terk etmezdim --> terk et [verb stem] + mez [neg.aor.] + di [past] + m [1sg]

I wouldnt have left

  

dokunmazdım --> I wouldnt have touched

  

[ O konsere gitmek ] hoş olurdu / olacaktı

it would have been nice to go to that concert.

 

 

hoş ol [verb stem] + ur [AOR] + du [past]

hoş ol [verb stem] +acak [FUT] +tı [past]

 

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22.       nemanjasrb
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 18 Jan 2013 Fri 07:56 pm

 

Quoting tunci

 

 

 

 

 

 

Təşəkkür edirəm-Teşekkür ederim. Thank´s for your detail explanation,as always,they are helpful . 




Edited (1/18/2013) by nemanjasrb

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23.       Abla
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 20 Jan 2013 Sun 02:20 pm

Quote: tunci

Counterfactual situations differ from hypotheticals in that the condition upon which they depend is known to be unrealizable, they are expressed by Ardı /MazdI or [y]acaktı

 

Isn´t it exciting  -  I just noticed  -  that the same -ArdI/mAzdI form also expresses a habitual action in the past.

 

Turgut, sıkıntılı olduğu zamanlar sorulara cevap vermez, bu kartlardan birini uzatırdı. ´In boring moments Turgut used not to answer the questions and take one of these cards.´

 

And what is even more exciting is that as far as I know one could use the English would for the same purpose also!

 

´...Turgut would not answer the questions and take one of these cards."

 



Edited (1/20/2013) by Abla

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