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23 Jan 2006 Mon 03:32 pm |
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Quoting Elisa: Quoting bod: Quoting Elisa: Guess with pronouns it would be:
Onu yazıyorum - I write it(the letter)
Ona yazıyorum - I write on/to it (the blackboard) |
That contradicts what you said earlier - or I am not understanding :-S
I thought that with pronouns the state was fixed for any given verb......but that is not the case in your example here! |
A verb can have more than one state. That may have confused you.
Göndermek for example:
/a/ Sana bir kitap gönderiyorum - I send you a book
/a/ Bod'a bir kitap gönderiyorum - I send Bod a book
/dan/ Londra'dan bir kitap gönderiyorum - I send a book from London
/i/ Kitabı gönderiyorum - I send the book
On the other hand, as far as I know, the verb hoşlanmak has only one state, /dan/
So, if I wanted to say:
"I like the sun" it would be güneşten hoşlanıyorum.
"I like you" would be senden hoşlanıyorum.
So yes, with that verb the pronoun would never change, because the verb has only one state.
I hope it's a bit clearer now?
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Yes - I think it is making more sense now......
It is an issue I have been really struggling with for a while now - but I guess it is something that you just learn for the verbs that you make regular use of!!!
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