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-miştir ve -mektedir :((
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11 Dec 2006 Mon 02:47 pm |
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Quoting rena: yaaaaa why my grammar book then tells it... :-S
thank you, aslan, anyway |
which book is it? just curious.
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11 Dec 2006 Mon 02:57 pm |
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hitit, ankara üniversitesi
no wish to say anyth bad of it of course.. ıt ıs only me who cant get 
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12 Dec 2006 Tue 12:36 am |
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-miştir should be used with a verb, not?
"Gidelim, babam eve gelmiştir"
Let's go, my father must come home" (i guess he is at home)
gel is the verb root of gelmek
but ayşe is not a verb, by the way, "-miş" says that the event happed in past, so we need a verb. Non-verb, we can't say that there is a time, I guess...
And what about "-mekte"?
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12 Dec 2006 Tue 12:59 am |
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mAktA
İs speaking in formal way ,or in formal situations,and it express the present.
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12 Dec 2006 Tue 07:29 am |
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Quoting rena: ooh yes, it makes some sense now. thank you!
but still a question remaining.. why couldn't ı use ayşe'miştir? it relates to past and it is a guess (tahmin)..
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aaaaaa yesterday i found the answer for this question myself... in my hitit grammar book 
it says for nouns and adjectives only -dir suffix is possible (in a 'tahmin-guess' case)
i should always read more carefully... 
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