please explain to me why we cant just say,
inşallah kızmadın ??

and if it wasnt that i would have thought it would have just been
inşallah kızmamışsın

why do we use dır here??

please explain this all to me.. thanks in advance

dude a hard question but...i will try to express some...

its sth like that

i hope u didnt get angry/inşaallah kızmadın(u were der when u did sth bad and u hope)


inşaallah kızmamıssındır(u were not der (mış and u guessed,he got angry .and ask him if he did or not..by hoping that he didnt get angry)

i think i could express..but maybe someone could do dis better...

hows it going dude???we cant see u around

so, when u say "there" do u mean physically there (with the person) karşında olabilir mi yani? like if i annoyed someone on msn whilst speaking to them.. which one would it be?
and also, why do we use "dır" here??

(i come online around this time now ramo.. i think u must come online different times...??)

well??

if you are correct.. this helps.. sağolun

so why is "-dir" used here?? i still dont know look

we can say dis like ''to be''

look
im a student = ben bir ögrenciyim

you are a student = sen bir ögrencisindir

she is a student =o bir ögrencidir

i hope dis helps little

The verb 'to be' --- 'olmak'

Hope this helps you out.

I thought that the -dir ending was used in only two places,
1. to emphasise a fact that doesn't change,
2. used as is in a formal conversation.

This is why I really don't understand how İnşallah kızmamışsındır can adapt this suffix, especially due to the fact that it wasn't used in a formal context.
Also, how does the verb olmak help me here?