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yardım edebilr msinz arkadaşlar??
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31 Mar 2006 Fri 03:13 am |
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Quote: Quoting miss_ceyda: Quoting miss_ceyda: damla:
14.You can use both of them.But for me 7gün için kalacağım.'s sound is better.
savassarioglu:
14. i'll stay there for 7 days= ??
is "icin" used here or the "-lik" suffix??
Unfortunately nothing is used!!! "Orada 7 gün kalacağım".
these contradict each other..!!??!! which one do i listen to??
20. pazar gecesi= sunday night
pazartesi oglen= monday afternoon
It sounds inconsistent but: "pazar gecesi"="sunday night", "pazar öğlen"="sunday at noon", "pazar öğleden sonra"="sunday afternoon", "pazar akşamı"="sunday evening" etc.
could this be explained again please? anlamadım...!
22. "sporu seviyor musun?"
Sevmek is used always with -i, whether or not it's meant to be specific. "Yaşamayı seviyorum"...
yeah.. i know its used like that with verbs but not with nouns..??!! i thought that suffix is only added if we are being specific etc.
22. "sporu seviyor musun?"
Sevmek is used always with -i, whether or not it's meant to be specific. "Yaşamayı seviyorum"...
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Quoting miss_ceyda: 1.
düşeyazdım= i almost fell is this correct?
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i have been given this example, is it correct? tam onun hakkında konuşmaya başladığımı zaman tam kapıyı açtı
surely, it would bebaşladğım zaman and only the first tam used..?
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i have been given these examples, are they correct?
a.
dansın başlamasıyla ışıkların sönmesi bir oldu= no sooner had the dance started, the lights went out
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ankara'dan geri dönmemle paris'e hareket etmem bir oldu= no sooner had i returned from ankara, than i left for paris
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seda'nın odaya girmesiyle telefonun tekrar çalması bir oldu
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hasan'ın ahizeyi yerine koymasıyla telefonun tekrar çalması bir oldu
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onu görmemle tanımam bir oldu
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yabancının bahçe kapısını açmasıyla köpeğin ona havlaması bir oldu (bod  )
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i have been given these examples, are they correct?
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her ne zaman ingilizce konuşmaya başlarsam arkadaşım gülerdi= whenever i started to speak english my friend used to laugh
b.
ne zaman şarkı söylesem kız kardeşim derhal odadan çıkar
also, does it make a difference here whether we use, say, söylersem or söylesem ??
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these correct?
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ona her rastlayışımda kendisini sinemaya götürmemi ister= every time i meet her she wants me to take her to the cinema
b.
sirke her gidişimizde çocuklarımız dondurma satın alır(lar)
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these correct?
bunca= all of this
onca= " " that
bunlarca " " these
onlarca " " those
here are some eg. i have been given,
bunca kediler uzun kuyruklu(dur)
onca gazeteler dünkü
bunlarca dergi
in regards to the 1st one, wouldnt it be bunca kedi because bunca already stresses plural.
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another given eg. ...correct?
lütfen bana saygısızlık etme= please dont disrespect me
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hehe.. does this mean quit bitching..??
kancıklanmayı bırak
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is this the correct translation of what's this called... bunu adlandırılması nasıldır.. dont laugh at me.. but it sounds a bit long..?
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gözbebeği= pupil of the eye
so why on earth do people say this to each other in love songs..?? :S hihihi
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is this the correct translation of is her father rich or is he rich... babası zengin mi zengin ??
is the commonly used?
thanks in advance.. and remember the title of this thread when ur helping me... you know you love me hehe  |
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is there no "have been" tense in turkish? can we use "-mişti" or is that only for "had been"??
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is this correct guys?:
herkes dans edin bakayım
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from the slang thread: sarkmak= a: (-e) molest... b: (-e) to drop by... c: (-den) lean so would i be correct in saying, bugün evine sarkayım?? or does that sound like let me molest your house hehehe
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abayı yakmak= to fall deeply in love with sorry, maybe iv asked this before, but what suffix is this used in conjunction with?
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hehe sometimes even I forget things.. just tell me in one sentence this time ok?:
to say i didnt know it was him would it be onun olduğunu bilmiyordum/ bilemdim or o olduğunu.. etc...??? maybe the 2nd one?? :S
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how do we say she's got cancer??
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and yeah.. iv asked this one before as well... sorry.. 
just tell me in one or two sentences so its easy to remember please hehe ...
Melek (as a name)
to say im gonna buy this for melek we would right it as bunu melek'e alacağım but pronounce it as bunu meleğe alacam
IS THAT CORRECT PEOPLE?? :S i really hope so...
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estağfurullah please tell me about this word..
thanks again.. xXx
without all of you i wouldnt have got as far as i have with turkish!  |
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31 Mar 2006 Fri 12:23 pm |
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lütfen...!!!
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31 Mar 2006 Fri 06:39 pm |
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JUST A FEW EACH??
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31 Mar 2006 Fri 08:57 pm |
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Hi I am quite new here, and have a lot to learn,
I was a bit put off answering your thread earlier as it is so long, and for a beginner a bit awesome.
That said, I have signed in again and you don't appear to have had an answer as yet, so I will give it a try. I have also had a rakı, so maybe I am a bit more confident.
No 22.
'sporu seviyor musun?' but 'Yaşmay'ı seviyorum'
This looks OK to me. 'O' is a rounded vowel and should be followed by another rounded vowel, in this case either
'O' or 'U'.
Now I am not very good on the technical languague of grammar, but I would say 'spor' was the 'object in this sentence, whıch means it must take the 'i' 'ü' 'ı' or 'u'
ending, in this case 'u'.
Yaşama, however has the 'a' as the last vowel and therefore must be followed by 'a' or 'ı',
Again I would consider it to be the 'object' of the sentence and therefore is subject to the same vowel harmony as above and therefore must take the 'ı'.
As I said I am new here and could be completely wrong, but that's how it looks to me.
Hope this helps, and if I am wrong I will learn something too.
Winners all round!!!!!!!!
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31 Mar 2006 Fri 09:24 pm |
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OK, I will have another go:
No 8,
All I have to say about this, is it is not the language a young lady should be using, and I would find it offensive.
No 9
'bunu adlandırılması nasıldır'
I would say this was incorrect, it should be
'BUNUN adlandırılması nasıldır'
As I mentioned before, grammatical terms are not my strong point, however, I sense an ownership between the 'thing' and how it should be named.
Sorry I can't be more accademic in my language, however hopefully I shall learn these things,
Etty
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01 Apr 2006 Sat 01:19 pm |
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Quoting Etty: Hi I am quite new here, and have a lot to learn,
I was a bit put off answering your thread earlier as it is so long, and for a beginner a bit awesome.
That said, I have signed in again and you don't appear to have had an answer as yet, so I will give it a try. I have also had a rakı, so maybe I am a bit more confident.
No 22.
'sporu seviyor musun?' but 'Yaşmay'ı seviyorum'
This looks OK to me. 'O' is a rounded vowel and should be followed by another rounded vowel, in this case either
'O' or 'U'.
Now I am not very good on the technical languague of grammar, but I would say 'spor' was the 'object in this sentence, whıch means it must take the 'i' 'ü' 'ı' or 'u'
ending, in this case 'u'.
Yaşama, however has the 'a' as the last vowel and therefore must be followed by 'a' or 'ı',
Again I would consider it to be the 'object' of the sentence and therefore is subject to the same vowel harmony as above and therefore must take the 'ı'.
As I said I am new here and could be completely wrong, but that's how it looks to me.
Hope this helps, and if I am wrong I will learn something too.
Winners all round!!!!!!!! |
i know the basics i think but
if i wanted to say, "do you like children" for example id say "çocuklar seviyor musun?" right? not "çocukları"..??
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01 Apr 2006 Sat 02:27 pm |
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Quoting miss_ceyda:
i know the basics i think but
if i wanted to say, "do you like children" for example id say "çocuklar seviyor musun?" right? not "çocukları"..?? |
çocukları seviyor musun? is specific, the question could refer for example to your brother's or a friend's children. Here the accusative state is correct.
çocuklar seviyor musun? This is a general question, the person isn't referring to someone specific, so no accusative state needed.
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01 Apr 2006 Sat 03:58 pm |
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Quoting Elisa: Quoting miss_ceyda:
i know the basics i think but
if i wanted to say, "do you like children" for example id say "çocuklar seviyor musun?" right? not "çocukları"..?? |
çocukları seviyor musun? is specific, the question could refer for example to your brother's or a friend's children. Here the accusative state is correct.
çocuklar seviyor musun? This is a general question, the person isn't referring to someone specific, so no accusative state needed.
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thats exactly what i thought elisa.
so why is it that here, im being told to say "sporu seviyor musun"?? surely, it should be "spor" ha?
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01 Apr 2006 Sat 05:42 pm |
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Quoting miss_ceyda: Quoting Elisa: Quoting miss_ceyda:
i know the basics i think but
if i wanted to say, "do you like children" for example id say "çocuklar seviyor musun?" right? not "çocukları"..?? |
çocukları seviyor musun? is specific, the question could refer for example to your brother's or a friend's children. Here the accusative state is correct.
çocuklar seviyor musun? This is a general question, the person isn't referring to someone specific, so no accusative state needed.
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thats exactly what i thought elisa.
so why is it that here, im being told to say "sporu seviyor musun"?? surely, it should be "spor" ha? |
I'd also think it would be spor and not sporu, since it's about a thing in general , to like or not to like sports. But maybe this is a fixed way of expressing, something that we just have to except?
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01 Apr 2006 Sat 05:46 pm |
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Quoting Elisa: I'd also think it would be spor and not sporu, since it's about a thing in general , to like or not to like sports. But maybe this is a fixed way of expressing, something that we just have to except? |
i dont know.. thats what i want to know.. well.. just one thing..
where are all the people who answered my other threads like this one..??
i need them... my exams are soon.. i will feel like i have let everyone down if i fail.. of ya offf....
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