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1.       Johnk
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 08 Mar 2013 Fri 09:29 pm

Turkce´de nasil soylenir 

"Do you have any homework?"

"Have you finished your homework?"  My attempt for this sentence..ödevini bitirdin mi?

 

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2.       harp00n
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 08 Mar 2013 Fri 09:36 pm

"Do you have any homework ?" = Ödevin var mı ? 

"Have you finished your homework ?"  = Ödevini bitirdin mi ? 

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3.       mikex
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 08 Mar 2013 Fri 09:38 pm

 

Quoting Johnk

Turkce´de nasil soylenir 

"Do you have any homework?"

"Have you finished your homework?"  My attempt for this sentence..ödevini bitirdin mi?

 

 

Do you have any homework? - Hiç ödevin var mı?

Have you finished your homework? - Ödevini bitirdin mi?

                               Or

Have you done your homework? - Ödevini yaptın mı?

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4.       Johnk
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 08 Mar 2013 Fri 10:29 pm

yardimin icin tesekkur ederim

5.       caliptrix
3055 posts
 09 Mar 2013 Sat 02:57 am

 

Quoting Johnk

yardimin icin tesekkur ederim

 

This might not be so polite, sorry if it isn´t. But I just want to notify about a point, which many learners get ıt wrong;

If you are responding to people (more than one person), you should better use the word yardım with plural personal pronoun: yardımınız

Also plural of yardım is acceptable (and better. I think) yardımlarınız

Anlayışınız için teşekkürler

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