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Thread: çikabilirim?

4431.       CANLI
5084 posts
 31 Aug 2006 Thu 08:41 pm

Yes,she is

İt depend on the sentence,but it can mean

İ can go out
İ can leave from...

Lots of meaning too

the Verb is Çıkmak
You can check the usage you need to fit in your sentence

'abil' means ...can
abilirim...means i can

You add it to the meaning you pick

Ps: thx Ayla



Thread: here again

4432.       CANLI
5084 posts
 31 Aug 2006 Thu 08:36 pm

Hayır,you are not bad at being teacher

Anladım,Tşkler

İ understood i better then ask to go to someone else beside Ayşe ...lol



Thread: here again

4433.       CANLI
5084 posts
 31 Aug 2006 Thu 08:22 pm

Evet,i think i understood you

But it is not grammatic issue then,i guess it is slang or day use talk

We have same too,to show that i will never approve about something,
So we say,never in the whole world i will let you do this

Tşkler



Thread: Use of the -sene tense

4434.       CANLI
5084 posts
 31 Aug 2006 Thu 07:49 pm

Ohh ty Etty,
İ understood the meaning now,

But what is its form ?

Eylem + kişi eki + (a,e) ??



Thread: Use of the -sene tense

4435.       CANLI
5084 posts
 31 Aug 2006 Thu 07:11 pm

Quoting qdemir:

Quote:

Does the -sene imperative tense simply form a more polite form of the normal verbal imperative or is there more to it than just that.

For example, what is the difference between these two:
Bugün senden yürüme git
Bugün senden yürüme gitsene

Today you go for a walk


First, the correct translations must be:
Bugün (sen) yürüyüşe git.
Bugün (sen) yürüyüşe gitsene.

The sense in the second sentence is between request and order (adding -e /-a to the verbal imperative conveys the sense of something between strong request and order), while it is an absolute order in the first sentence.



İ don't believe i understand the sene-imperative tense

How do we form it?
İs it imperative and we add kişi eki to it ? or what suffix do we use ?



Thread: Turkish pronunciation

4436.       CANLI
5084 posts
 31 Aug 2006 Thu 06:46 pm

Check this out,it would help you with the alphabetic,and pronunciation as well,and i guess the rest would be easy for you

Online Turkish

İt is very easy to both pronounce it and read it,even if you don't understand a word from what you read



Thread: here again

4437.       CANLI
5084 posts
 31 Aug 2006 Thu 06:41 pm

Erdinç,

Can you help us out here please ?

Why has it written this way in the Dictionary ?

Where is the negative in 'Dünyada' ?
Shouldn't it be translate it 'in the world' ?



Thread: I'm trying.........very trying!!

4438.       CANLI
5084 posts
 31 Aug 2006 Thu 06:34 pm

lol,songs,lyrics,and the dictionary

Then i took some lessons,knew about the vowel harmony, understood it,
Understood the sentence order
then come the grammar,and that is the easiest part,specially when i discovered TC,there are so many wonderful people will help you with it

But if you really know vowel harmony,and sentence order,everything else would be easy
And i had an advice ,had it here from Erdinç,it to read text,you will get the sentence order well

İ am trying with this part,not easy to find simple text,and i am still strugling with the long sentence order,,lol

My Turkish not good still,but i am trying

Good luck

PS: if you need any help,don't hesitate to ask



Thread: could u help me please?

4439.       CANLI
5084 posts
 31 Aug 2006 Thu 06:24 pm

lol, well ty for your complement gizopy,but i know Türkçe just şÃ¶yle böyle,,lol
İ'm learning

Be my guest and translate it,i would take more time than you will take,and she waited a bit long
İ can give it a try to examen my translation



Thread: I'm trying.........very trying!!

4440.       CANLI
5084 posts
 31 Aug 2006 Thu 06:20 pm

Naahh,it is not difficult
İf you just learn the vowel harmony well
Understood the sentence order,then you've learnt half of the language

My opinion



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