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21 Dec 2009 Mon 08:29 pm |
Hmmm.. I just wonder how to use "without" in "Biz", "Siz", "O" and "Onlar"?
I know that :
-Bensiz : Without me
-Sensiz : Without you
And is :
-Osuz : Without him/her/it?
-Onlarsız : Without them?
-Bizsiz : Without us?
-Sizsiz : Without you?
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21 Dec 2009 Mon 08:46 pm |
Çok teşekkür ederim ReyhanL 
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21 Dec 2009 Mon 08:50 pm |
This was what i found...im also wating maybe a native to explain more.
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22 Dec 2009 Tue 12:20 pm |
This was what i found...im also wating maybe a native to explain more.
maybe only this thing:
(o - onsuz /onlar - onlarsız)
bu - bunsuz
bunlar - bunlarsız
şu - şunsuz
şunlar - şunlarsız
But I know people from a region of ´karadeniz´ who use bular for bunlar, olar for onlar and şular for şunlar.
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22 Dec 2009 Tue 12:40 pm |
maybe only this thing:
(o - onsuz /onlar - onlarsız)
bu - bunsuz
bunlar - bunlarsız
şu - şunsuz
şunlar - şunlarsız
But I know people from a region of ´karadeniz´ who use bular for bunlar, olar for onlar and şular for şunlar.
in every country there are regions where the words sounds different, but we need to know the linguistic form af a language...my idea
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22 Dec 2009 Tue 01:03 pm |
in every country there are regions where the words sounds different, but we need to know the linguistic form af a language...my idea
You are totally right, but because I read some posts lately that were about accents, I thought it was interesting to add that information to explain using n between o,bu,şu and the plural suffix -lar was not completely depended on the grammatical rules but perhaps a choice of the dominant accent.
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