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?

Someone said to me once:

Umarim iyisindir

I guess that's the same problem? I asked that person why he used the 2nd and 3rd person suffix of olmak at the same time, but I didn't really get the explanation
Is it to stress that he hopes that I'm well? Or is it that he hopes I'm well, but he is not sure? :-S

i think we need help!!

That is a very wise conclusion..

Any clever bastards here yet?

hahahah it was a nice bluff...anyway

umarım(i hope) iyisin(you are ok)
(m)for ''i'' (n)for you

and -dır a complex suffix but here its for an official meaning...u may not use it here...in fact i couldnt express well
anyway i like ur next question and cant help myself to reply

yeah.. why is it used?? what would be the difference between iyisin and iyisindir..?? of be kafam karıştı..

thanks so much!! this really really helps!!

I think the suffix -dir sometimes implies a strong possibility, a wish etc.


inşallah kızmamışsınDIR = Kızmamış olma ihtimalini umuyorum(a Wish)

More examples:

öğrencisindir herhalde. (strong possibility)

Q: Sence Ayşe yılbaşı partisine gidecek mi?

A: Gidecektir herhalde. (strong possibility)

thanks so much.. i will print this today