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Linking object with the infinitive
1.       sufler
358 posts
 14 Feb 2014 Fri 05:11 pm

Merhaba.

While reading an article on wikipedia about Turkish type of a kettle, I found a headline saying "Çayın hazırlanması". I know it means "Preparing of tea" but literally "Tea´s being-prepared activity". But what is the difference if I put "çay" as the direct object of the infinitive "hazırlamak", like çay ( or çayı ) hazırlama - "preparing a (the) tea".

 

Does it make a big semantic difference?



Edited (2/14/2014) by sufler
Edited (2/14/2014) by sufler

2.       gokuyum
5050 posts
 14 Feb 2014 Fri 06:38 pm

 

Quoting sufler

Merhaba.

While reading an article on wikipedia about Turkish type of a kettle, I found a headline saying "Çayın hazırlanması". I know it means "Preparing of tea" but literally "Tea´s being-prepared activity". But what is the difference if I put "çay" as the direct object of the infinitive "hazırlamak", like çay ( or çayı ) hazırlama - "preparing a (the) tea".

 

Does it make a big semantic difference?

çayın hazırlanması is passive.

çayı hazırlama is active.

I dont think there is a big semantic difference.

 

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3.       sufler
358 posts
 14 Feb 2014 Fri 10:42 pm

So thought I, but wanted to make sure. Thank you!

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