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"Diye"
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22 Feb 2006 Wed 02:51 pm |
Can somebody explain the meaning of "diye" in the following sentence?
"Neden havlıyorsun?" diye ona sordum.
Thanks!
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22 Feb 2006 Wed 04:27 pm |
Quoting Elisa: Can somebody explain the meaning of "diye" in the following sentence?
"Neden havlıyorsun?" diye ona sordum.
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It means"....."I asked LIKE THIS
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22 Feb 2006 Wed 06:29 pm |
So the translation of:
"Why were you barking?" I asked her.
would be:
"Neden havlıyorsun?" ona sordum.
Is that right???
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22 Feb 2006 Wed 07:37 pm |
Quoting damla: Quoting Elisa: Can somebody explain the meaning of "diye" in the following sentence?
"Neden havlıyorsun?" diye ona sordum.
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It means"....."I asked LIKE THIS |
What's the use of putting "diye" there then? I'm afraid I don't quite get why it has to be there
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22 Feb 2006 Wed 08:11 pm |
"Neden havlıyorsun?" diye ona sordum
I was under the impression that "diye" was used in quotations, but didn't have any meaning when used in that context. Although, I can see it being loosely translated the way damla translated it above. However, in other contexts it does have meaning, as it can be: because, so that, thinking that etc.
"Why are you barking?" I asked (her).
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22 Feb 2006 Wed 10:51 pm |
"Neden havlıyordun?" ona sordum.
isn't used.if you use it without "diye", it doesn't sound good.
Here,diye is a connecting word between the quotated sentence (or word) and our real sentence.
diye: 1)saying, thinking that;
I asked her saying that, "Why were you barking?"
-Ona "Neden havlıyordun?" diye sordum.
-"Neden havlıyordun?" diye ona sordum.
Or if you don't want to use "diye":
- Ona, neden havladığını sordum.
Or if you insist on not using "diye",it can be:
Ona sordum: "Neden havlıyordun?"
And furthermore, you don't need to put quotation marks, because "diye" makes it clear.
Ben ne hata yaptım diye düşÃ¼nüyorum.
I'm thinking "what have I done wrong?"
Ne hata yaptığımı düşÃ¼nüyorum.
I'm thinking about what I have done wrong.
You can make a search on google with these, and you'll see a lot examples: "diye düşÃ¼nüyorum", "diye düşÃ¼ndüm","diye dedim", "diye söyledim", "diye sordum", "diye anlattı"
Also "diye" can mean:
2)called, named; 3)so that
But it's another lesson
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22 Feb 2006 Wed 11:51 pm |
And there I see the light again!
Thanks a lot for the explanation!!
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24 Feb 2006 Fri 03:36 pm |
Quoting mltm:
2)called, named; 3)so that
But it's another lesson  |
please dear.. continue bakalım
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24 Feb 2006 Fri 06:23 pm |
Quoting miss_ceyda: Quoting mltm:
2)called, named; 3)so that
But it's another lesson  |
please dear.. continue bakalım  |
So, you want to tire me, ok
2) "Seni Ahmet diye biri aradı."
Someone called Ahmet called you.
"Geçen yaz Ceyda diye bir kız ile çıktım"
I went out with a girl called Ceyda last summer.
"Le Petit diye çok güzel bir kafe var"
There is a very nice cafe called Le Petit
etc. But I have to note that "diye" is usually used informally, "adında" or "isminde" is better for formal.
3) diye that mean so that
I think this one would be a bit advanced lesson because of how we structure it
ÜşÃ¼mesin diye kazağını giydi. He wore his pullover so that he wouldn't be cold.
ÜşÃ¼meyeyim diye kazağımı giydim. I wore my pullover so that I wouldn't be cold.
Bana kızmayasın diye gerçeği sana anlatmadım. I didn't tell you the truth so that you wouldn't get angry with me.
Ellerim bozulmasın diye krem kullanıyorum. I use cream so that my hands don't damage.
In fact we can go on this lesson...
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24 Feb 2006 Fri 07:41 pm |
I don't know about Miss_C, but for me this will do for a while
Thanks Meltem
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26 Feb 2006 Sun 07:45 pm |
Quoting miss_ceyda: in the mean time.. if there is a continuation.. u know what u gotta do hehe |
You crack a mean whip Miss C
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27 Feb 2006 Mon 07:34 pm |
hehe maybe so bod.. but im determined to learn this.. and i need as much help as possible.. btw: thats a great phrase.. no one has ever said that to me before hihi
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02 Mar 2006 Thu 05:42 pm |
bu thread unutuldu ha??
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02 Mar 2006 Thu 06:39 pm |
are these correct???
annem ne yaptı diye düşÃ¼nüyor
geliyorsun diye düşÃ¼nüyorum
what are ALL of the verbs which can be used in conjunction with this form of "diye"?
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03 Mar 2006 Fri 06:54 pm |
Quoting miss_ceyda: are these correct???
annem ne yaptı diye düşÃ¼nüyor
geliyorsun diye düşÃ¼nüyorum
what are ALL of the verbs which can be used in conjunction with this form of "diye"? |
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03 Mar 2006 Fri 10:54 pm |
Quoting miss_ceyda: btw: thats a great phrase.. no one has ever said that to me before hihi |
Let's get you into the right club with an approriate whip in your hand and I am sure a few other people will say similar things to you
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04 Mar 2006 Sat 12:24 am |
Annem ne yaptı diye düşÃ¼nüyorum.
Geliyor musun diye düşÃ¼nüyorum.
Geliyorsun diye hazırlık yaptım.
Quote: annem ne yaptı diye düşÃ¼nüyor
geliyorsun diye düşÃ¼nüyorum |
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06 Mar 2006 Mon 12:25 pm |
hımmm.. so what about this one..?:
herkesin odasına bir girip uyuyor mu diye bakabilir
is that correct?
Quoting erdinc: Annem ne yaptı diye düşÃ¼nüyorum.
Geliyor musun diye düşÃ¼nüyorum.
Geliyorsun diye hazırlık yaptım.
Quote: annem ne yaptı diye düşÃ¼nüyor
geliyorsun diye düşÃ¼nüyorum |
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