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1.       catwoman
8933 posts
 07 Aug 2008 Thu 03:46 am

Students in uzeyir´s group:

1. alameda

2. smiley

3. Jetsetter

4. tinababy

5. justintime

6. Trudy

7. tatysugi

8. janine

 

Here you can ask questions to your teacher and talk to fellow classmates.

2.       justinetime
1018 posts
 07 Aug 2008 Thu 11:38 am

i´m really looking forward for this.... gosh... i´m really happy

3.       tinababy
1096 posts
 07 Aug 2008 Thu 11:43 am

ok!!! When do we start?

4.       uzeyir
268 posts
 08 Aug 2008 Fri 12:26 am

You can do your homework anytime and your teacher will check them

5.       Jetsetter
76 posts
 08 Aug 2008 Fri 05:26 pm

Quoting uzeyir:

You can do your homework anytime and your teacher will check them



I did but seems i cannot perfect the homework

6.       uzeyir
268 posts
 10 Aug 2008 Sun 06:11 pm

 

Quoting Jetsetter

Quoting uzeyir:

You can do your homework anytime and your teacher will check them

I did but seems i cannot perfect the homework

 

 

By time

7.       Trudy
7887 posts
 10 Aug 2008 Sun 07:44 pm

In the first excercise of nouns there are 3 sentences:

 

Biz İstanbul´da yaşıyoruz.
Ali parkda top oynuyor.
Kitap masada duruyor.

 

The first I have no idea what we are doing in Istanbul, the second is Ali plays football in the park (I know after you told me, Uzeyir) and the third is the book stays on the table.

 

My problem with these verbs is that I have no idea what they mean. I think I know the reason though, if I make the infinitive of these conjugations I can look it up in the dictionary online. But.... there are sometimes so many options that I get confused and don´t know which meaning to choose. Besides that, some verbs excist of 2 words, something I don´t know upfront. See sentence 2: oynuyor comes from oynamak but it seems i need to use the word top as well. That all makes it very difficult to understand the meaning. How can I learn this better? Are there any tricks?

8.       uzeyir
268 posts
 10 Aug 2008 Sun 08:09 pm

 

Quoting Trudy

 

In the first excercise of nouns there are 3 sentences:

 

Biz İstanbul´da yaşıyoruz.
Ali parkda top oynuyor.
Kitap masada duruyor.

 

The first I have no idea what we are doing in Istanbul, the second is Ali plays football in the park (I know after you told me, Uzeyir) and the third is the book stays on the table.

 

My problem with these verbs is that I have no idea what they mean. I think I know the reason though, if I make the infinitive of these conjugations I can look it up in the dictionary online. But.... there are sometimes so many options that I get confused and don´t know which meaning to choose. Besides that, some verbs excist of 2 words, something I don´t know upfront. See sentence 2: oynuyor comes from oynamak but it seems i need to use the word top as well. That all makes it very difficult to understand the meaning. How can I learn this better? Are there any tricks?

 

 

 

Biz İstanbul´da yaşıyoruz. : We live in İstanbul.

 

If I were you,I´d get my dictionary and try to conjugate the infinitive verbs.

Like this;

oynamak : to play

oynuyorum : I´m playing / I play

oynadım : I (have) played.

 

9.       Trudy
7887 posts
 10 Aug 2008 Sun 09:07 pm

 

Quoting uzeyir

 

 

 

Biz İstanbul´da yaşıyoruz. : We live in İstanbul.

 

If I were you,I´d get my dictionary and try to conjugate the infinitive verbs.

Like this;

oynamak : to play

oynuyorum : I´m playing / I play

oynadım : I (have) played.

 

 

The conjugation is not really the problem. The fact that one verb has more meanings is one problem - which do I need to choose? - and the other is that a verb consist from 2 words, like telefon etmek, where is many cases I don´t know they belong together and thus I can´t find them in the dictionary. My question is: is there a trick to learn this sooner?

 

 

 

10.       milva
57 posts
 10 Aug 2008 Sun 09:43 pm

Hi Trudy,

I don´t think there are any tricks to learn this fast {#lang_emotions_bigsmile}.As a begginer I double-click on word,look at EVERYTHING written in dictionary under my chosen word and then I pick out the nearest meaning. {#lang_emotions_bigsmile}{#lang_emotions_lol}.Sometimes it helps if you have a little clue of whole sentence.

About "telefon etmek";this is in dictionary,at least in Turkish Dictionary for Language Learners which you can download from home page of TC.Very usefull thing,believe me.{#lang_emotions_bigsmile}

 

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