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görüşürüz - is this geniş zaman or what?
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10.       aslan2
507 posts 		 25 Dec 2006 Mon 04:40 pm

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It's also -ir for some one-syllable verbs (2 actually) which are derived from another verb. They are not supposed to be exceptions. That's why they are not included in the list.

ye-mek ye-r
ye-n-mek ye-n-ir

de-mek de-r
de-n-mek de-n-ir

11.       Ex_tacier
22 posts 		 29 Dec 2006 Fri 04:46 pm

And also while conjugating the verbs which has the suffix
of '-iş' that is the characteristic interactive verb,
geniş zaman suffix '-ar','-r' becomes '-ir'

12.       aslan2
507 posts 		 29 Dec 2006 Fri 05:41 pm

Quoting Ex_tacier:

And also while conjugating the verbs which has the suffix
of '-iş' that is the characteristic interactive verb,
geniş zaman suffix '-ar','-r' becomes '-ir'



Yes. I had already mentioned it:

Quote:

- if the verb has more than one syllable and doesn't end with a vowel, it's always -ir. No exceptions:
getir-ir, görüş-ür, beklet-ir, becer-ir, konuş-ur, etc.

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