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1.       Johnk
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 25 Oct 2010 Mon 04:30 pm

can someone please confirm the following please

 

bir sorum var - i have a question

 

bir sorun var - i have a problem

 

are these two phrases correct?

2.       zeytinne
596 posts
 25 Oct 2010 Mon 05:21 pm

 

Quoting Johnk

can someone please confirm the following please

 

bir sorum var - i have a question

 

bir sorun var - i have a problem

 

are these two phrases correct?

 

 bir sorun var= there is a problem

3.       Johnk
468 posts
 25 Oct 2010 Mon 06:22 pm

thanks zeytinne. so how do you say i have a question. And also how do you say is there a problem?

4.       zeytinne
596 posts
 25 Oct 2010 Mon 06:39 pm

 

Quoting Johnk

thanks zeytinne. so how do you say i have a question. And also how do you say is there a problem?

 

 bir sorunum var = i have a problem

bir sorum var= i have a question

 bir sorun var= there is a problem

bir sorun var mı ? = is there a problem?



Edited (10/25/2010) by zeytinne
Edited (10/25/2010) by zeytinne

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5.       Sonbahar
455 posts
 25 Oct 2010 Mon 07:49 pm

Maybe we can also add this:

Bir soru var mı? = is there any question?

6.       zeytinne
596 posts
 25 Oct 2010 Mon 07:57 pm

 

Quoting Sonbahar

Maybe we can also add this:

Bir soru var mı? = is there any question?

 

 Yes but its : bir sorun var mı ?

7.       Sonbahar
455 posts
 25 Oct 2010 Mon 08:04 pm

I thought that soru = question and sorun= problem

so we can have two different questions:

1- bir soru var mı? is there any question?

2- bir sorun var mı? is there any problem?

{#emotions_dlg.unsure}

8.       Johnk
468 posts
 25 Oct 2010 Mon 08:33 pm

thanks to both of you for your help

9.       mltm
3690 posts
 25 Oct 2010 Mon 10:42 pm

 

Quoting Sonbahar

I thought that soru = question and sorun= problem

so we can have two different questions:

1- bir soru var mı? is there any question?

2- bir sorun var mı? is there any problem?

{#emotions_dlg.unsure}

 

Yes, you think right.

Bir soru var mı? Is there a question?

Bir sorun var mı? do you (singular) have a question?

Bir sorunuz var mı? do you (plural or singular in polite form)have a question?

 

Bir sorun var mı? is there a problem?

Bir sorunun var mı? do you have a problem?

Bir sorununuz var mı? Do you have a problem?

10.       Sonbahar
455 posts
 25 Oct 2010 Mon 11:29 pm

Thank you mltm!! Smile Things are clearer now! {#emotions_dlg.flowers}

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