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1.       monzerd
3 posts
 06 Aug 2014 Wed 06:26 pm

which tense they are used when they said

gelem

gelen

 

Gelem mi?



Edited (8/6/2014) by monzerd

2.       GulBahar
224 posts
 06 Aug 2014 Wed 06:41 pm

 

Quoting monzerd

which tense they are used when they said

gelem

gelen

 

Gelem mi?

 

Have a look Here

 

Geleyim: let me come. 

 

And for gelen: ıt means the coming, so it´s not a form of any tense. 

-en-an is a suffix that is added to the stem verb that describes the one doing the action resulting in an adjective. 



Edited (8/6/2014) by GulBahar
Edited (8/6/2014) by GulBahar

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3.       denizli
970 posts
 06 Aug 2014 Wed 06:55 pm

Here´s a link for Gelen: http://www.turkishclass.com/forumTitle_57709

 

Gelem must be a typo: http://tureng.com/search/gelem

4.       tunci
7149 posts
 06 Aug 2014 Wed 11:07 pm

 

"gelem" is actually same as "geleyim" [let me come] this is used in some regional dialects in Anatolia. Some examples :

Bugün sana  gelem  mi ? . ---> Shall I come to you today ?

Oraya nasıl gelem ? ---> How shall I come there ?

 

more examples :

 

Gidem 

Görem

İçem

---------------------------

gelen ---> the one who comes /came

Buraya gelen herkese söyle ---> Tell everyone who comes here.

Bugün gelen adamı tanıyor musun ? ---> Do you know the man who came today?

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5.       monzerd
3 posts
 07 Aug 2014 Thu 12:19 pm

Very Clear, Thanks for all.

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