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1.       kashf-ul-eman
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 10 Jul 2013 Wed 02:03 pm

Please help me for ; how to make the sentences by using nerede, nereden, nereye?

what are the formula and how to construct the sentences?

Thank you.



Edited (7/10/2013) by kashf-ul-eman

2.       Abla
3648 posts
 10 Jul 2013 Wed 02:45 pm

Quote: kashf-ul-eman

how to make the sentences by using nerede, nereden, nereye?

what are the formula and how to construct the sentences?

NERE- ´which place´

 

               + -DE ´to which place´

               + -DEN ´from which place´

               + -YE ´to which place´

 

Think of the corresponding statement, then replace the place modifier with this NERE- thing. That´s all.

 

                 Ali İstanbul´da yaşıyor. > Ali nerede yaşıyor?

                 Ali İstanbul´dan gelecek. > Ali nereden gelecek?

                 Ali İstanbul´a taşınmış. > Ali nereye taşınmış?

 

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3.       kashf-ul-eman
180 posts
 10 Jul 2013 Wed 02:50 pm

 

Quoting Abla

 

NERE- ´which place´

 

               + -DE ´to which place´

               + -DEN ´from which place´

               + -YE ´to which place´

 

Think of the corresponding statement, then replace the place modifier with this NERE- thing. That´s all.

 

                 Ali İstanbul´da yaşıyor. > Ali nerede yaşıyor?

                 Ali İstanbul´dan gelecek. > Ali nereden gelecek?

                 Ali İstanbul´a taşınmış. > Ali nereye taşınmış?

 

 

let me try to make sentences but i still did not understand it properly

4.       ahmet_a1b2
392 posts
 10 Jul 2013 Wed 03:15 pm

You need just more practise. Roam the forum for more explanation. several of them:

http://www.turkishclass.com/turkish_homework_126

http://www.turkishclass.com/forumTitle_31038

http://www.turkishclass.com/forumTitle_32705

 

5.       burakk
309 posts
 10 Jul 2013 Wed 04:07 pm

Son bir defa !
Boynuna sarılıp, gitsem
Huzuru koklasam Ege´de
Aşk nereden nereye?

 

 


6.       kashf-ul-eman
180 posts
 10 Jul 2013 Wed 04:17 pm

 

Quoting ahmet_a1b2

You need just more practise. Roam the forum for more explanation. several of them:

http://www.turkishclass.com/turkish_homework_126

http://www.turkishclass.com/forumTitle_31038

http://www.turkishclass.com/forumTitle_32705

 

I read all that but i want to learn how to make the sentences by using these.

 

7.       gokuyum
5050 posts
 10 Jul 2013 Wed 05:03 pm

 

Quoting Abla

 

NERE- ´which place´

 

               + -DE ´in/on/at which place´(locative)

               + -DEN ´from which place´

               + -YE ´to which place´

 

 

 

 

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8.       ikicihan
1127 posts
 10 Jul 2013 Wed 06:09 pm

 

               + -DE Something is at somewhere waiting, no action.  

               + -DEN Something is is moving from starting point to destination, there is action.

               + -YE Something is is moving to destination from starting point, there is action.

 



Edited (7/10/2013) by ikicihan

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9.       kashf-ul-eman
180 posts
 10 Jul 2013 Wed 06:10 pm

 

Quoting ikicihan

 

               + -DE Something is at somewhere waiting, no action.  

               + -DEN Something is is moving from A to B point, there is action.

               + -YE Something is is moving from B to A point, there is action.

 

this is not enough for me

10.       lana-
352 posts
 10 Jul 2013 Wed 11:16 pm

 

Quoting kashf-ul-eman

 

 

this is not enough for me

 

I.

Nerede nerede ( locative case) and means ” where”  “ in where”  “on where”  “at where”

Neredesin ?  Where are you?

Evdeyim I am at home.

Okuldayım I am at school.

Çiçek nerede? Where is the flower?

Çiçek bahçede.  In the garden. 

Bardak nerede? Where is the glass

Bardak masada. On the table. 

Pronouns  in locative case

Bende/ on me, in me sende/on you, in you  onda/ on him on her, in him… bizde/ in us on us

Sizde/ in you, on you onlarda/ at them, in them

Interrogative kimde(kim –who +de –on,at,in) – on whom?

Kalem kimde? Who had/got the pencil?

II.

Nereye nereye (dative case) and means for”  “to”

Nereye gidiyorsun?

Eve gidiyorum. I am going at home.

Nereye gittin?

İstanbula gittim.  I went to Istanbul.

Sana hediye aldım. I bought present for you.

Pronouns  in dative case

Bana/to me Sana/ to you  Ona /to him/ to her Bize /to us  Size/ to You Onlara/ to them

Interrogative Kime? (kim –who +e -to) – to whom?

III.

Nereden (ablative case) “from”  “off”

O nereden geldi ?  Where did he came from?

Istanbuldan  geldi.  He came from İstanbul.

Otobüsten indim. I got off the bus.

Pronouns  in ablative case

Benden/ from me,  senden /from you,   ondan/  from him, from her;  bizden /from us,  sizden/ from you,  onlardan/ from them.

Interrogative Kimden (kim –who +den -from) -from whom?

 

Kitabı kimden aldın? Kitabı senden aldim.

Neredesin ?  Evdeyim.

Nereden geldin?   Okuldan geldim ve biraz sonra sana geleceğim.

Ondan bir kitap aldım ama o kitabı sana verdim.

Kitap şimdi nerede? Kitap şimdi sende.

 


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