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I. Mastar Hali - The Infinitive
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23 Jul 2006 Sun 09:46 pm |
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Gidiyorum Türkçe ö?renmek.
I am going to learn turkish. ..?
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23 Jul 2006 Sun 10:07 pm |
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Quoting ~Kerri~: Gidiyorum Türkçe ö?renmek.
I am going to learn turkish. ..? |
Türkçe öğrenmeye gidiyorum= Im going to learn turkish (a place)
Türkçe öğreneceğim= Im gonna learn turkish
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23 Jul 2006 Sun 11:01 pm |
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Quoting ~Kerri~: Gidiyorum Türkçe ö?renmek.
I am going to learn turkish. ..? |
"I am going to Istanbul. "
"I am going to visit Istanbul. "
"Going", in the the first sentence is a normal verb and means to move from one place to another. In the second sentence it is past of Future Tense that is build with "be going to". As you see "going" has two different usages. "Gitmek" in Turkish is not like this. It is a normal verb and means 'to move from one place to another'.
For future tense we have the future tense suffixes -ecek and -acak.
Türkçe öğreneceğim.
I will learn Turkish.
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24 Jul 2006 Mon 02:07 am |
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Quoting erdinc: Quoting ~Kerri~: Gidiyorum Türkçe ö?renmek.
I am going to learn turkish. ..? |
"I am going to Istanbul. "
"I am going to visit Istanbul. "
"Going", in the the first sentence is a normal verb and means to move from one place to another. In the second sentence it is past of Future Tense that is build with "be going to". As you see "going" has two different usages. "Gitmek" in Turkish is not like this. It is a normal verb and means 'to move from one place to another'.
For future tense we have the future tense suffixes -ecek and -acak.
Türkçe ö?renece?im.
I will learn Turkish. |
Thank you,
It is going to take me a while to get the hang of it I guess...
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