Ok Erdinç,

İ read this page,and i understood there are 3 cases of passive (li ) (in ) (n)

But what i didn't understand is what is the 'Active Mood Causative ,Passive Mood Causative ' ?? :-S

İt changed the shap of the verb itself,i thought the causative mood be with ( I ) suffix and like this:

Dersi çalışıyorum

The verb doesn't change at all

But there yapmak changed too from yapmak to yaptırmak why ? :-S

yapmak - to do - Active Verb
yaptırmak - to get something done - Active Mood Causative
yapılmak - to be done - Passive Verb
yaptırılmak - to be done - Passive Mood Causative

çok tşk erdinç

This site a TC friend had posted to me,asking some questions from it

Do you think it is a good site ?

my advice then, try to remember all what you've learnt,its not easy to study Türk dilbilgisi
Even ask all the TC friends here,,lol

Tşkler Erdinç,

İ got your point,and i guess you are right,so we can get used to the Turkish structure of the sentences

But,i am still a beginner,and i didn't study all the tenses and suffix yet to understand all the text,
İ tried to read from Türk gazete,but was frastrating not able to understand what the text all about

So where can i find some simple,and well built Turkish text?
İ mean well built in grammar,so i can learn as well from it

çok tşk caliptrix

Çok Uzaklarda..... Nilüfer
'İn far away places'
great song,i have the lyrics and translation if anyone wants it

bir şey değil, your welcome

but only spelling mistake

Should be gidiyorum