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10.       ally81
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 10 Mar 2010 Wed 05:24 pm

 

Quoting sonunda

 

 

It´s actually from ´yazışmak´ ´to write to each other´

 

yazışıyoruz=we are writing to each other

yazışmıyoruz=we´re not writing...........

yazışAmıyoruz=we can´t write..........

 

My try

 

sonunda I hope you don´t mind if I break the word down a bit more, It´s just still being quite new to Turkish I know how very confusing it can be {#emotions_dlg.lol}

 

yazışmak - infinitive form of the verb (dictionary form)

yazış - verb root

yazış + e/a (can´t, comes before negative suffix) + me/ma (negative suffix) + iyor/ıyor/uyor/üyor (present continuous suffix) + iz/ız/uz/üz (´to be´ -we suffix)

 

yazış +a +m + ıyor + uz

 

 



Edited (3/10/2010) by ally81

11.       sonunda
5004 posts
 10 Mar 2010 Wed 07:27 pm

 

Quoting ally81

 

 

sonunda I hope you don´t mind if I break the word down a bit more, It´s just still being quite new to Turkish I know how very confusing it can be {#emotions_dlg.lol}

 

yazışmak - infinitive form of the verb (dictionary form)

yazış - verb root

yazış + e/a (can´t, comes before negative suffix) + me/ma (negative suffix) + iyor/ıyor/uyor/üyor (present continuous suffix) + iz/ız/uz/üz (´to be´ -we suffix)

 

yazış +a +m + ıyor + uz

 

 

That´s fine-it´s hard to know exactly how much explanation is needed.

Well done.

 

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