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inşallah kızmamışsındır
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10.       miss_ceyda
2627 posts
 15 Feb 2006 Wed 05:34 pm

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?

11.       Elisa
0 posts
 15 Feb 2006 Wed 05:48 pm

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

12.       miss_ceyda
2627 posts
 15 Feb 2006 Wed 05:49 pm

Quoting Elisa:

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



yeah.. this is another example.. why isnt umarın iyisin used?

13.       Elisa
0 posts
 15 Feb 2006 Wed 05:58 pm

Quoting miss_ceyda:

Quoting Elisa:

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



yeah.. this is another example.. why isnt umarın iyisin used?



Oh but you can use "umarım iyisin" though! In fact, my friend told me that when in doubt, it's better not to add the -dir suffix..

14.       miss_ceyda
2627 posts
 15 Feb 2006 Wed 05:59 pm

i think we need help!!

15.       Elisa
0 posts
 15 Feb 2006 Wed 06:10 pm

That is a very wise conclusion..

16.       Elisa
0 posts
 15 Feb 2006 Wed 07:42 pm

Any clever bastards here yet?

17.       ramayan
2633 posts
 15 Feb 2006 Wed 10:50 pm

Quoting Elisa:

Any clever bastards here yet?



sorry im not a bastard so u must find someone else to help u

18.       Elisa
0 posts
 16 Feb 2006 Thu 10:20 am

Quoting ramayan:

Quoting Elisa:

Any clever bastards here yet?



sorry im not a bastard so u must find someone else to help u



I KNEW I was gonna get a reaction like yours.
Actually, I only use "clever bastard" as a compliment

But OK: I'll put the question in a different way:
Would any of the nice helpful souls here be so kind to help out a poor ignorant girl?

19.       ramayan
2633 posts
 16 Feb 2006 Thu 10:33 am

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

20.       salukvadze
82 posts
 16 Feb 2006 Thu 11:00 am


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