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Is there a verb "to go out"? Thanks!
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13 Aug 2006 Sun 10:32 pm |
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Hi, I am just practising some turkish sentences and wondered how you would say this. For example, how would you say "I want to go out with you tonight".
Would I use a form of gitmek, or is there a specific thing to say "to go out"??
I am sure this is probably a very stupid question but I have really confused myself and will be stuck on this all night if I don't ask! !
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13 Aug 2006 Sun 10:52 pm |
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Quoting MissCW: Hi, I am just practising some turkish sentences and wondered how you would say this. For example, how would you say "I want to go out with you tonight".
Would I use a form of gitmek, or is there a specific thing to say "to go out"??
I am sure this is probably a very stupid question but I have really confused myself and will be stuck on this all night if I don't ask! ! |
I always thought that to go out in Turkish was 'dışarı çıkmak' , but if I translate:
Bu gece seninle dışarı çıkmak istiyorum (I want to go out with you tonight), I feel like it doesn't sound well.
So now I wonder too.. is there a special verb for going out at night? (like for a drink, to a club..)
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13 Aug 2006 Sun 11:55 pm |
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No, delikızın yours is a good one to say it in turkish.
"Bu gece seninle dışarı çıkmak istiyorum." really means I want to go out with you tonight.
You can shorten it as well, "Bu gece seninle çıkmak istiyorum" but still I'd prefer the first.
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14 Aug 2006 Mon 12:20 am |
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I think, if you want to use "to go out" as a means of flirting, as mltm says "bu gece seninle çıkmak istiyorum" but if you have a specific plan and place to go, you should use "gitmek" for example; "bu akşam seninle yemeğe gitmek (çıkmak) istiyorum"
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14 Aug 2006 Mon 12:32 am |
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Thanks everyone!!
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