Please could you tel me what exactly means

sen başkasın

Does this mean that I ma the other?????

many thanks,

You are different.

You are something else.

Abla thanks a lot, it does not make more sense to me, anyway I am happy I understood that.... 

A little correction.

In daily life/Turkish, if somebody say/tell to you "Sen başkasın" it mean "You are so special for me"

 thanks a lot harp00n, now I am happy to understand this

Ok, harp00n, as you are so clever how would you say in Turkish

                 It is apparently the case that you (pl.) sometimes were not made to fight.

Let´s see if you Turks really use all these long words or if they are pure theory.

I don´t mind if someone else replies either...

Hmmm,

Anlaşılan, bu konu; arada sırada kavga etmek/ediyor olmak için açılmadı/açılmıyor.

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No?

It is apparently the case that you (pl.) sometimes were not made to fight...

Görünen durum o ki, sizler bazan kavga ettirilmemişsiniz......

Thanks.

The example is from a grammar book (Göksel – Kerslake 2005). I do understand its function in that context is to show in which order grammatical suffixes are attached to a verb stem. So, it doesn’t have to be real language. What was interesting to me is how long grammatical formations Turks use in real life. In theory very long and complicated words are possible, of course, but at some point of complexity lexical means are preferred. That is what happened also when natives answered my question.

I wonder why they have used the stem döK- even though in contemporary language it is known as döv-. Anyway.

Neither harp00n nor AlphaF chose to use modal markers -DIr for ‘it is apparently the case that’ and –Abil- for ‘sometimes’ but used more words to express these things.

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It is apparently the case that you sometimes were not made to fight.