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izlemek, seyretmek, görmek, bakmak?
1.       nobap
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 11 Feb 2014 Tue 07:00 pm

Hello!

What are the differences, if any, between these verbs:

izlemek,seyretmek, görmek, bakmak?

 

Are any of them interchangeable?

Thank you.

2.       gokuyum
5050 posts
 11 Feb 2014 Tue 07:52 pm

 

Quoting nobap

Hello!

What are the differences, if any, between these verbs:

izlemek,seyretmek, görmek, bakmak?

İzlemek and seyretmek mean to watch. İzlemek is a Turkish verb, seyretmek is a combination of Arabic(seyr) and Turkish(etmek) words. Görmek means to see, bakmak means to look at.

 

Are any of them interchangeable?

Thank you.

 

 

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3.       tunci
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 11 Feb 2014 Tue 09:05 pm

 

Quoting nobap

Hello!

What are the differences, if any, between these verbs:

izlemek,seyretmek, görmek, bakmak?

 

Are any of them interchangeable?

Thank you.

 

 

İzlemek and seyretmek can be interchangeable when they mean "to watch ".

 

*  However, "izlemek" can mean as " to follow something or someone [to come/go after someone ".


For instance, when you want someone come after you , you can say  "Beni izle " [follow me - come after me ]

 

* If someone is secretly following another one ;

 Adam yol boyunca kadını izledi.  [ The man followed  the woman all along the road. ]

 

 

* Another difference between them is  "izlemek" is turkish origin word whereas "seyretmek " is formed of arabic origin word  [seyir] + turkish auxilary verb [etmek]

seyir + etmek  ---> seyretmek

 

* "izlemek" can be used as  " to trace or to monitor something, or someone "

O şirketin tüm faaliyetlerini izlemenizi istiyorum.

I want you to monitor all activities of that company.

 

* "Seyretmek" can be used as  " to sail "

Gemi akdenizde seyrediyordu. [ The ship was sailing in mediterranian sea ]

 

"Seyretmek" can also be used to express the progress, development of an ilness.

 

Bu hastalık yetişkinlerde daha hafif seyreder. 

Adults have this ilness milder.

 

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Görmek  - to see something or someone

Bakmak  - to look at something or someone



Edited (2/11/2014) by tunci

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