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26 May 2006 Fri 05:20 am |
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I have learned so far that ın Turkısh there are no double vowels ın the same word lıke ın MAALESEF
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Is thıs an exceptıon to the rule?
I'd apprecıate very much your helpıng me wıth thıs
Çok teşekkürler!
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26 May 2006 Fri 08:35 am |
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26 May 2006 Fri 02:52 pm |
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Çok Teşekkürler, Kadır!
Thank you very much for your exemple words and for the attached lınk. It really helped me a lot to clarıfy thıs topıc.
Netzen
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26 May 2006 Fri 03:38 pm |
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Quoting Kadir37: Quoting Netzen: I have learned so far that ın Turkısh there are no double vowels ın the same word lıke ın MAALESEF
Is thıs an exceptıon to the rule?
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You can find more samples:
şiir, şair, saat, suare, seans, kauçuk, kooperatif
The sources of these words are foreign languages.
http://www.karatekin.net/2turkdili/sesbilgisi.html
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Quoting karatekin.net: BİR KELİMENİN TÃœRKÇE
OLUP - OLMADIĞINI İNCELEME |
"olup" ile "olmadığı" arasına çizgi konur mu hiç? Ben o iteyi hazırlayanın Türkçesinde şÃ¼phe ettim şimdi...
Hem de "m" ile, "c" ile, "r" ile başlayan bir tane bile Türkçe kelime yok mu yani?
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26 May 2006 Fri 04:12 pm |
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me and my bf had a funny discussion about this word yesturday, he asked me what 'im afraid so' meant, but i couldn't remember the word so i said 'it begins with maa', and he said 'no no it can't be a turkish word then, its not believe me'...hehe his face when i found it in the dictionary, he was like ooh i forgot that 
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26 May 2006 Fri 04:39 pm |
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26 May 2006 Fri 04:51 pm |
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