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21 Feb 2007 Wed 11:28 am |
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I was wondering how to write these forms.
For example:
I want you to come
I want her to come
I want them to come
She wants me to come
She wants him to come
She wants them to come
They want me to come
They want her to come
They want them to come
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21 Feb 2007 Wed 11:32 am |
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ouh dude...its so complicated how can i explain all these people come :S
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21 Feb 2007 Wed 11:35 am |
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Quoting ramayan: ouh dude...its so complicated how can i explain all these people come :S
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21 Feb 2007 Wed 11:38 am |
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im sure if erdinc was here he would 
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21 Feb 2007 Wed 11:45 am |
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Quoting ambertje: I was wondering how to write these forms.
For example:
I want you to come
I want her to come
I want them to come
She wants me to come
She wants him to come
She wants them to come
They want me to come
They want her to come
They want them to come |
Senden gelmeni istiyorum
Onun gelmesini istiyorum
Onların gelmesini istiyorum
O benden gelmemi istiyor
O, onun gelmesini istiyor
O, onların gelmesini istiyor
Onlar, benim gelmemi istiyor
Onlar, onun gelmesini istiyor
Onlar, onların gelmesini istiyor...
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21 Feb 2007 Wed 11:47 am |
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Quoting ambertje: I was wondering how to write these forms.
For example:
I want you to come
gelmeni istiyorum
I want her to come
gelmesini istiyorum
I want them to come
gelmeleri istiyorum
She wants me to come
gelmemi istiyor
She wants him to come
gelmesini istiyor
She wants them to come
gelmeleri istiyor
They want me to come
gelmemi istiyorlar
They want her to come
gelmesini istiyorlar
They want them to come
gelmeleri istiyorlar |
It is not complicated!
when you have a phrase and the two verbs have the same subject, ONLY the verb in the main clause(istemek) conjugates
Gelmek istiyorum. I want to come (the same subject- I want, I come)
Onlar dondurma yemek istiyorlar. They want to eat icecream. (the same subject- they want, they eat)
when you have a phrase and the two verbs have different subjects (like in your examples), the verb in the subordinate clause acts like a noun and therefore it receives 1)personal possesive suffixes and 2)the accusative case, required by the verb istemek
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21 Feb 2007 Wed 11:51 am |
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Thank you juliacernat.
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21 Feb 2007 Wed 11:56 am |
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Rica ederim.
Good luck in studying this beautiful language!
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21 Feb 2007 Wed 03:39 pm |
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Quoting juliacernat: Quoting ambertje: I was wondering how to write these forms.
For example:
I want you to come
gelmeni istiyorum
I want her to come
gelmesini istiyorum
I want them to come
gelmeleri istiyorum
She wants me to come
gelmemi istiyor
She wants him to come
gelmesini istiyor
She wants them to come
gelmeleri istiyor
They want me to come
gelmemi istiyorlar
They want her to come
gelmesini istiyorlar
They want them to come
gelmeleri istiyorlar |
It is not complicated!
when you have a phrase and the two verbs have the same subject, ONLY the verb in the main clause(istemek) conjugates
Gelmek istiyorum. I want to come (the same subject- I want, I come)
Onlar dondurma yemek istiyorlar. They want to eat icecream. (the same subject- they want, they eat)
when you have a phrase and the two verbs have different subjects (like in your examples), the verb in the subordinate clause acts like a noun and therefore it receives 1)personal possesive suffixes and 2)the accusative case, required by the verb istemek |
You have mistakes for "them":
I want them to come
gelmelerini istiyorum
She wants them to come
gelmelerini istiyor
They want them to come
gelmelerini istiyorlar
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21 Feb 2007 Wed 04:21 pm |
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thank you, caliptrix
the lesson of paying attention to the suffixes- still to be learned
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23 Feb 2007 Fri 08:55 am |
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çok yardımsever
(If that was the wrong response I am sure you will say)
Thank you for that simple explanation. You helped.
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