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20.       Sonbahar
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 21 Dec 2010 Tue 03:02 pm

Quote:zeytinne

İ´m convinced me now: You never saw a cat´ s behaviour while seeing a bird {#emotions_dlg.lol_fast}

 

Sanırım sinirli bir kedi böyle davranabilir... kendini tutamaz{#emotions_dlg.lol}

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21.       gokuyum
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 21 Dec 2010 Tue 03:37 pm

 

Quoting Sonbahar

 

 

Sanırım sinirli bir kedi böyle davranabilir... kendini tutamaz{#emotions_dlg.lol}

 

 Maybe an alcoholic cat.

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22.       Sonbahar
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 21 Dec 2010 Tue 03:42 pm

Quote:gokuyum

Maybe an alcoholic cat.

Kedi, miyavlayan bir kuş, bakmadan sonra, içki içmeye başladı!!! {#emotions_dlg.laugh_at}



Edited (12/21/2010) by Sonbahar

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23.       gokuyum
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 21 Dec 2010 Tue 03:46 pm

 

Quoting Sonbahar

 

Kedi, miyavlayan bir kuşa  baktıktan sonra, içki içmeye başladı!!! {#emotions_dlg.laugh_at}

 

 

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24.       Sonbahar
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 21 Dec 2010 Tue 07:29 pm

Should we say: "Bakmadan önce" and "Baktıktan sonra"....?

And this will it be: gelmeden önce and geldikten sonra..?

Yemeden önce and yedikten sonra...?

Is it a rule to follow for all verbs?

Thank you in advance! Smile

25.       dilliduduk
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 21 Dec 2010 Tue 10:46 pm

 

Quoting gokuyum

yemek yemeyi or yemek yemeği? I think yemek yemeği is the correct one because it obeys the "sert sessizlerin yumuşaması" rule.

 

it is definetely "yemek yemeyi", because here the word is the event of "yemek yeme" (eating), not the verb "yemek yemek".

 

Similarly it is,

Gülmeyi seviyor. She likes smiling (NOT Gülmeği seviyor)

Dans etmeye gidiyoruz. We are going for dancing.

 

etc etc etc

 

I think in old times it was also said "yemek yemeği", "istemeği", "gülmeği" etc because sometimes I see these in the old books. But this is not valid anymore.

(I think in Azeri language they also use like istemeğe)

26.       dilliduduk
1551 posts
 21 Dec 2010 Tue 10:47 pm

 

Quoting Sonbahar

Should we say: "Bakmadan önce" and "Baktıktan sonra"....?

And this will it be: gelmeden önce and geldikten sonra..?

Yemeden önce and yedikten sonra...?

Is it a rule to follow for all verbs?

Thank you in advance! Smile

 

yes

27.       Sonbahar
455 posts
 21 Dec 2010 Tue 10:50 pm

Thank you dilliduduk for answering my question!Smile

28.       gokuyum
5050 posts
 22 Dec 2010 Wed 04:55 am

 

Quoting dilliduduk

 

 

it is definetely "yemek yemeyi", because here the word is the event of "yemek yeme" (eating), not the verb "yemek yemek".

 

Similarly it is,

Gülmeyi seviyor. She likes smiling (NOT Gülmeği seviyor)

Dans etmeye gidiyoruz. We are going for dancing.

 

etc etc etc

 

I think in old times it was also said "yemek yemeği", "istemeği", "gülmeği" etc because sometimes I see these in the old books. But this is not valid anymore.

(I think in Azeri language they also use like istemeğe)

 

 Interesting perspective. I should look at grammer books. But i am too lazy so I will trust you.

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