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Hoþ geldiniz, hoþ bulduk - always use plural form ?
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19 Mar 2009 Thu 08:12 pm |
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I was reading "Sen vs Siz" topic and one question about "hoþ geldiniz / hoþ bulduk" came to my mind. Is this phrase used in this form (plural) no matter how well you know someone, or is it possible to use "hoþ geldin / hoþ buldum" (singular form) if, for example, one person comes to visit another and both know each other very well ?
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19 Mar 2009 Thu 08:24 pm |
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I´ve definitely heard ´hoþ geldin´ used.
Edited (3/19/2009) by sonunda
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19 Mar 2009 Thu 10:00 pm |
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I was reading "Sen vs Siz" topic and one question about "hoþ geldiniz / hoþ bulduk" came to my mind. Is this phrase used in this form (plural) no matter how well you know someone, or is it possible to use "hoþ geldin / hoþ buldum" (singular form) if, for example, one person comes to visit another and both know each other very well ?
hoþgeldiniz and hoþgeldin are used for plural (or formal) and singular forms respectively.
however for the answer, we use almost all the times "hoþbulduk", even if we are a single person. "hoþbuldum" is also used, but not common.
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20 Mar 2009 Fri 11:38 am |
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Sonunda, dilliduduk, yardýmýnýz için teþekkür ederim! (hope it´s correct  )
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