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1.       catwoman
8933 posts
 07 Aug 2008 Thu 03:48 am

Students in SuiGeneris´ group:

 

1. shizuma

2. mheart72

3. urman

4. Candiie

5. lesluv

6. zsuzsi89

7. Secret-liaison

 

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

2.       shizuma
7 posts
 09 Aug 2008 Sat 08:43 am

i didnt understad   nerede?´, ´nereye?´, ´nereden?´ things in the homework wht it mean it take the same case suffixes

3.       SuiGeneris
3922 posts
 09 Aug 2008 Sat 11:35 am

QUOTING shizuma

i didnt understad   nerede?´, ´nereye?´, ´nereden?´ things in the homework wht it mean it take the same case suffixes

 

nerede means "(at, in, on) where"

nereye means "to where"

nereden means "from where"

 

 

in this example nere is the base word and the rest comes with the suffixes -e, -de, -den

 

nere(y)e: you may ask here where this (y) comes, it is because in turkish the same vovel doesnt come together generally, special occasions are exception like private names etc.

 

so you have to use a combining(kaynaştırma) suffix

 

I hope this answers your question a bit... good luck

 

4.       shizuma
7 posts
 16 Aug 2008 Sat 07:22 am

{#lang_emotions_confused} SORRY  i know i give u hard time with my Q but i cant help it

 

 i didnt understand  the Vowel Rules  and Consonant Harmony can u make it simple i will be thankful  {#lang_emotions_cry}

5.       erdinc
2151 posts
 17 Aug 2008 Sun 09:21 am

Sui has too many students to help. Let me give a hand here.  

 

Shizuma,

There are some suffixes that have two versions:

 

plural suffix: -ler, -lar (example: arabalar, evler)

infinitive suffix: -mek, -mak (example: gitmek, koşmak)

locative case suffix: -de, -da (example: arabada, evde)

 

With two type suffixes we have two rules:

 

1. if the last vowel is a back vowel (a,ı,o,u) continue with the "a" suffix.

2. if the last vowel is a front vowel (e,i,ö,ü ) continue with the "e" suffix.  

 

What is the last vowel in İstanbul? It is "u". So I put a back vowel if I´m adding a suffix that has two version: İstanbul´da 

 

Some suffixes have four versions:

 

accusative case suffix: -ı,i,u,ü

present continuous tense suffix: -ıyor,iyor,uyor, üyor

question suffix: -mı, mi, mu, mü

 

With four type suffixes we have two rules:

 

1. if the last vowel is a back and flat (a,ı ) continue with the "ı" suffix.

2. if the last vowel is a back and round  (o,u) continue with the "u" suffix.

3. if the last vowel is a front and flat (e,i) continue with the "i" suffix.

4. if the last vowel is a front and round (ö,ü ) continue with the "ü" suffix.

 

The last vowel in İstanbul is "u". So I put the -u suffix : İstanbul´u seviyorum.

6.       shizuma
7 posts
 18 Aug 2008 Mon 07:01 am

thanxx alllot {#lang_emotions_bigsmile}

7.       lesluv
722 posts
 23 Aug 2008 Sat 12:14 am

hey....thanks for the evaluations so far......

just trying section 2 and confusing as to what front and back vowels is referencing ......is it hard and soft????{#lang_emotions_head_bang}

8.       catwoman
8933 posts
 23 Aug 2008 Sat 12:21 am

 

Quoting lesluv

hey....thanks for the evaluations so far......

just trying section 2 and confusing as to what front and back vowels is referencing ......is it hard and soft????{#lang_emotions_head_bang}

 

 

This is what Erdinc wrote in another thread:

 

back vowel = hard vowel = a, ı, o, u

front vowel = soft vowel = e, i, ö, ü

 

flat vowels = a, e, ı, i

round vowels = o, ö, u, ü

 

9.       lesluv
722 posts
 23 Aug 2008 Sat 12:22 am

thank you ,makes sense now !!!!

10.       lesluv
722 posts
 28 Aug 2008 Thu 11:52 am

hey....just wanted to check if you have recieved my homework for last week there are a couple not been evaluated and i just want to check if i am on the right lines.....thank you

11.       SuiGeneris
3922 posts
 28 Aug 2008 Thu 12:15 pm

 

Quoting lesluv

hey....just wanted to check if you have recieved my homework for last week there are a couple not been evaluated and i just want to check if i am on the right lines.....thank you

 

 

Hello lesluv, my dear student!

 

yes i recieved your homeworks, but i was quite busy on other things so didnt have much time to concentrate to evaluate your homeworks, i might do them tonight or on monday

 

kind regards!

 

your teacher!

12.       lesluv
722 posts
 28 Aug 2008 Thu 01:38 pm

thank you sui much appreciated....no hurry i just wanted to check you got them {#lang_emotions_cool}

13.       lesluv
722 posts
 29 Aug 2008 Fri 02:27 am

making noun sentences past tense do you apply the vowel harmony rule to the vowel that has been already suffixed or to the original vowel

eg kisa.... do you make this kisati (using the i) or kisatı (using the a)??i think the former

 

oh and do you use the buffer y for all past tense. omg soo confusing rule states to add the buffer y between vowels but the past tense suffixes all start with a d or a t so how does that rule apply ....

example given Ali iyi bir öğrenci_. becomes Ali iyi bir öğrenciydi

and if this is the case is previous example kisayti

 

help would be much appreciated on this one

14.       lesluv
722 posts
 31 Aug 2008 Sun 01:40 am

i´ve had previous question answered.......{#lang_emotions_head_bang}{#lang_emotions_bigsmile}

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