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Turkısh Suffıxes (Spanısh) Part 2
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1.       Dilara
1153 posts
 03 Jan 2007 Wed 11:13 pm

Aquí tienen la segunda parte con más ejemplos.
¡ Saludos !

Sufijos del Turco Parte 2


-Arak / -Erek
-Yarak / Yerek (después de verbos terminados en vocal) = por + verbo
Ej : Verbo buscar = “aramak” sería con este sufijo “ AraYARAK “ :
“Por Buscar / Buscando “ en inglés sería “by searching”
Ejemplo “ Encontré la canción buscando “
“ Şarkıyı araYARAK buldum ‘


-da / - de = en , sobre (en inglés in /on /at )
Su nombre técnico es “Caso Locativo”
Ejemplos = “ En la casa “ = “EvDE “ “En el auto “ = “arabaDA”
(Como puedes ver este sufijo también sigue la armonía vocal )
“En España” = “İspanya’da “

Si le quieres agregar más sufijos , lo puedes hacer:
“ Yo estoy en la casa “ = “EvDEyim “
“Tú estás en el auto “ = “ArabaDAsın ‘ ( Para entender este último sufijo yim / sin etc repasa lo que se llama “Complemento verbo Ser o Estar “ en la sección de gramática)


-dan / -den = desde , de , Via (Sigue la armonía Vocal) en inglés “From”
Nombre Técnico “ Caso Ablativo”
Ej = “Senden “ = desde / de tí “ArabaDAN” “Desde el auto “
“Evden” = desde la casa . “EvimDEN “ = “Desde mi casa “
Ej “Recibí una carta desde/ de Londres”
“ Londra’ dan bir mektubu aldım “


- dı / di / du / dü
Ti / Tı/ tu / tü (cuando hay mutacıón de consonante y la “D” DEBE cambiar a “T”) = Pasado Regular tipo “di “ (hay 2 formas de pasado en turco, este es el más común para hechos/ acciones que se sabe con certeza ocurrieron)

Ej : verbo bilmek = saber = bildi = él/ella sabía
Conjugación completa verbo “Bilmek” Pasado Regular :
Yo Sabía = bilDİM , Tú sabías = bilDİN , Él sabía = bilDİ , Nosotros Sabíamos = bilDİK Ustedes Sabían = bilDİNİZ
Ellos Sabían = bilDİLER



-daki / -deki = sufijo que se usa para especificar locación / lugar donde se encuentra un objeto , se traduce como “el que está / el cuál está en / sobre…”
Ej = masadaki Kitap = El lıbro que está sobre la mesa.
“OraDAKİ adam ‘ = ‘El hombre QUE ESTÁ allá “

2.       bod
5999 posts
 04 Jan 2007 Thu 02:14 pm

Can I point out Forum Rule 3 - you can find the forum rules HERE

I understand that you are trying to make learning Turkish easier for native Spanish speakers. I have no problem with part 1 of this post which was mostly in English but with Spanish explanations of the grammar. However, having a post entirely in Spanish is not acceptable in my opinion.

3.       reBooped
0 posts
 04 Jan 2007 Thu 04:09 pm

'Bod-dinç'

4.       bod
5999 posts
 04 Jan 2007 Thu 04:47 pm

Quoting reBooped:

'Bod-dinç'



lol - not at all - lol

5.       Dilara
1153 posts
 04 Jan 2007 Thu 07:39 pm

I CANNOT understand what your problem is bod!
and if you READ the title of my posts they say "Turkish suffixes " SPANISH " SO what else do you expect to find?? a text in Japanese??
Please this site is called TURKISH CLASS for people who want to learn turkish regardless their native language!

6.       qdemir
813 posts
 04 Jan 2007 Thu 07:46 pm

Quoting Dilara:

I CANNOT understand what your problem is bod!
and if you READ the title of my posts they say "Turkish suffixes " SPANISH " SO what else do you expect to find?? a text in Japanese??
Please this site is called TURKISH CLASS for people who want to learn turkish regardless their native language!



I have never seen Dilara getting angry before.

7.       Dilara
1153 posts
 04 Jan 2007 Thu 07:56 pm

Quoting qdemir:

Quoting Dilara:

I CANNOT understand what your problem is bod!
and if you READ the title of my posts they say "Turkish suffixes " SPANISH " SO what else do you expect to find?? a text in Japanese??
Please this site is called TURKISH CLASS for people who want to learn turkish regardless their native language!



I have never seen Dilara getting angry before.



it is the first time someone makes me feel so angry here that's why you havent!!!! I never expected to read such a post !!... I just want to help spanish speakers to learn turkish IS THIS THAT BAD??? I know many here and MANY OF THEM do not have a good english to understand the grammar explanations in english!! I cannot contact them or send this to them one by one but they truly want to learn that is why I did it!! again can someone tell me --- what is bad on that??!!
Anyway if the admin. or any of them want to delete my posts because they are "againt the rules" , go ahead...

8.       qdemir
813 posts
 04 Jan 2007 Thu 08:08 pm

Quoting Dilara:

Quoting qdemir:

Quoting Dilara:

I CANNOT understand what your problem is bod!
and if you READ the title of my posts they say "Turkish suffixes " SPANISH " SO what else do you expect to find?? a text in Japanese??
Please this site is called TURKISH CLASS for people who want to learn turkish regardless their native language!



I have never seen Dilara getting angry before.



it is the first time someone makes me feel so angry here that's why you havent!!!! I never expected to read such a post !!... I just want to help spanish speakers to learn turkish IS THIS THAT BAD??? I know many here and MANY OF THEM do not have a good english to understand the grammar explanations in english!! I cannot contact them or send this to them one by one but they truly want to learn that is why I did it!! again can someone tell me --- what is bad on that??!!
Anyway if the admin. or any of them want to delete my posts because they are "againt the rules" , go ahead...



Dilara, you sound angry more than I thought. There is,of course, nothing wrong with what you have tried to do. But I think Bod just wanted to remind you of the official language of the site. I think new forums should be opened in other most spoken languages in the world.

Now you, take a deep breath and smile big

9.       aslan2
507 posts
 04 Jan 2007 Thu 08:15 pm

Yes, why isn't there a forum area where you can post in other languages?

10.       Dilara
1153 posts
 04 Jan 2007 Thu 08:19 pm

Gülmeye çalışıyorum qdemir! :-S
You surely dont know how latin people are when they get angry !!haha (and you'd rather not find out!)

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