I think that is the total degeneration of the language! 

in adana, south central turkey.

adanalıyık adanalıyız
gidek gidelim
yürüyek yürüyelim

geliyok is the shortened version, long version is geliyoruk! really

Gelmek Fiili

Öğretmen sormuş:
-gelmek fiilinin çekimini yapabilirmisiniz
Erzurumlu çocuk atılmış:
-gelerem ha gelersen ha gelerler ha
Öğretmen:
-bu olmadı kim doğrusunu söyleyecek
Karadenizli çocuk:
-celeyrum celeysun celeyler, demiş

i just found out that azerbaijani uses the same -k suffix. we locally share something from far history.

English Pronouns    Azerbaijani Pronouns
I speak    Mən danışıram
you speak    Sən danışırsan (or) siz danışırsız
he speaks    O danışır
she speaks    O danışır
we speak    Biz danışırıq
they speak    Onlar danışır

http://mylanguages.org/azerbaijani_pronouns.php

Quote: mltm

I think that is the total degeneration of the language! 

....hmmm supposing that there once was a pure homogenous Turkish language. I don´t think there was. Language is rather a continuum of local dialects and it has always been. A standard language is an attempt to collect them all under the same roof.

In my village I speak like this:

geliyo-m

geliyo-n

geliyo

geliyo-z (and sometimes geliyo-k)

geliyo-nuz

geliyo-lar

That compares to past tense and conditinal suffxes

geldi-m

geldi-n

geldi

geldi-k

geldi-niz

geldi-ler

gelse-m

gelse-n

gelse

gelse-k

gelse-niz

gelse-ler

I think it looks better than standard language to me.

And whereabouts is that? You once told there was something about the personal pronouns also...the dative of sg2 was sene.

Somewhere in the Aegean coast. Close to İzmir.

I think "sana" and "bana" are a degeneration. "sene" and "bene" are better.

Another pecularity in my area is that we drop -y- in the following:

-ydi vs. -di

-ymiş vs -miş

-yse vs -se

For instance;

iyi-dik (instead of iyi-ydik)

iyi-miş (instead of iyi-ymiş

iyi-se (instead of iyi-yse)

People often have an emotional bond to local dialects and even if they cannot use the language of their native place every day they may still return to it in certain situations or when talking to certain people. It is one of the linguistic codes we master and swift of codes is richness of language.