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04 Apr 2005 Mon 12:19 am |
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Marheba.
Is there an order for attaching suffixes on the end of a word.
Teşekkürler!
Also, does anyone know how to write and read Ottoman Turkish.
Thanks a lot.
Ekhmet
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04 Apr 2005 Mon 12:32 am |
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the problem with ottoman turkish is taht is almost different language...That's why even Turks are not calling it Tukce but Osmali.
u should know arabic an persian to read and write it fluently...
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04 Apr 2005 Mon 12:53 am |
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Yes, there's an order: firstly plural sufix, next possessive suffix and then other sufixes:
ev - home
evler - homes
evim - my home
evde - at home
evimde - at my home
evlerde - at homes
evlerim - my homes
evlerimde - at my homes
Allahaismarladik
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07 Apr 2005 Thu 01:05 pm |
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there are some more suffixes
like the following
gelir=come
gelirsen=if u come
and the( mis) with sh sound which indicate past time
gel=come
gelmis=came
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07 Apr 2005 Thu 01:10 pm |
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still there are more hard suffixes
like
the boy's book
oglanin kitabi
the girl's pen
kizin kalemi
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07 Apr 2005 Thu 09:24 pm |
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every grammatic form in Turkish is formed by adding sufixes to the word. This is what's characteristic for every aglutinative language.
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12 Jun 2005 Sun 01:32 pm |
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thats what makes it quite easy to understand and logical to learn, its always the same basic word(root) and its just a different suffix to change the tense, and direction etc of that word.
I love to learn this language,
Yippie
Love
Liz
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