Quoting devilpsr:

Unutamam = ?

Evet.çok.tatlisin = yes you are so sweet

Gelde.gör.beklerim.canim = he,she came,see,i wait Darling

Nezaman.istersen.gel.burda.sana.bakarim.çok.iyisin = when you want.come.here.im waiting for you,you are so good

Ben.çok.yogunum..sen.gel = im so intense,you come

Thankyou very much.

Quoting MarioninTurkey:

Canlı

I agree with you about -mak

but disagree on your comments about the irregular verb olmak.

Just look at any of the teacher's lessons loaded on this site. I clicked on the first one and it has değilim, değilsin, DEĞİL, değiliz, değilsiniz, değiller as the negative conjugation of the aorist tense of the verb:

http://www.turkishclass.com/tl_lesson.php?lesson_id=10

Since every sentence has to have a verb (otherwise it is a clause ot a sentence) in the sentence Ben İngilizim -im ending acts as the verb: the positive conjugation of olmak in the aorist. Similarly in Sen Koreli değilsin, değilsin is the verb: the negative conjugation of olmak in the aorist.

similarly for sentences where the only verb is var or yok: Bu evde kimse yok. Daha iyi araba yok. etc etc.

Quoting margaretka_84:

"the more you the less you"

I think about lycris of song, about it that you can have someone more and more but it means only that you have this person less because never is enough. That you can start to miss sombady even when she/he is next to you.

Quoting MarioninTurkey:

The only irregular verb in Turkish is "to be". These sentences DO have verbs, they are just irregular forms of the verb to be.

I have put the verbs in the following sentences in capitals:

değil is a verb when it works like "is not"

e.g. Cem evde DEĞİL = Cem IS NOT at home

yok is a verb when it works like "there is not any"

e.g. Çayda şeker YOK = There IS NO sugar in the tea

-ma -me is part of a verb

e.g. ANLAMIYORUM = I DO NOT UNDERSTAND

Var mı is the Question form of "to be" = are there?
mı? can be the question form of to be = is he/she or are you?

e.g. Uçakta doktor VAR MI? IS THERE a doctor on the plane
Evet VAR, Yes THERE IS

İngiliz MİSİN? ARE YOU English?

We are very lucky that this is the only irregular verb in Turkish!!!! Otherwise we would need these discussions about many many verbs

Quoting Badiabdancer74:

Please someone give me the good grammatical rule, or at least something other than examples only of when to you "yok" "-siz" "degil". I need examples too but really need a rule! I think yok is "noun" yok. Say if you ask if a person is there and you were on the phone? If the person is not home would you say "Cem yok." so...do you use that for people too? There is probably a tidy rule, I hope! Thanks (degil) ha ha, no really thanks for any help you can provide. or not provide (how would you say that???)

Quoting qdemir:

Some might say 'who cares', and they might be right that may be nobody cares.