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Beklenen vs özlenen
1.       Phideli
17 posts
 13 Aug 2014 Wed 11:04 pm

  •  Beklemek güzeldir güzelim Dönecekse eger beklenen.... Özlemek güzeldir güzelim Özlüyorsa eger özlenen..

 

I don´t really understand what the poesi above means. I would be very appreciated if someone could explain its meaning. Which part of grammar is used here in "beklenen" and "özlenen"? Thanks in advance

2.       foka
597 posts
 13 Aug 2014 Wed 11:17 pm

my try  but maybe wait for native: 

to wait is good honey if expected one would come back...yearing is good, if the one who being yearned is yearns too

 



Edited (8/13/2014) by foka [..]

3.       MarioninTurkey
6124 posts
 14 Aug 2014 Thu 08:38 am

 

Quoting Phideli

  •  Beklemek güzeldir güzelim Dönecekse eger beklenen.... Özlemek güzeldir güzelim Özlüyorsa eger özlenen..

 

I don´t really understand what the poesi above means. I would be very appreciated if someone could explain its meaning. Which part of grammar is used here in "beklenen" and "özlenen"? Thanks in advance

 

Translation by Foka is great.

 

The -en or -an ending on a verb means "the person who is doing the action" so

beklenen = the one who waits

özlenen = the one who is longing for/yearning for

 

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4.       gokuyum
5050 posts
 14 Aug 2014 Thu 09:32 am

 

Quoting MarioninTurkey

 

 

Translation by Foka is great.

 

The -en or -an ending on a verb means "the person who is doing the action" so

beklenen = the one who waits

özlenen = the one who is longing for/yearning for

 

 

You mean bekleyen and özleyen.

 

bekleyen = the one who waits

beklenen = the one who is waited (for)

özleyen = the one who misses

özlenen = the one who is missed

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5.       Phideli
17 posts
 14 Aug 2014 Thu 01:34 pm

I get it now. Thanks all of you for your excellent explaining. 



Edited (8/14/2014) by Phideli

6.       ikicihan
1127 posts
 15 Aug 2014 Fri 12:34 am

bekle-mek: to wait

bekle-n-mek: to be waited

 

example:

ütülenen elbiseleri tekrar ütüleme.

do not iron the clothes which were already ironed.



Edited (8/15/2014) by ikicihan

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