Quoting erdinc:

All the souces disagree with me and show yemek as a regular verb. Winmekmak, the verb conjugator website below and most importantly TDK is suggestion "yiyor" like "yemek yiyorum". I disagree. I think the correct one should be "yemek yiyiyorum" but you might as well join the opposite as it is the majority.

Quoting erdinc:

yiyiyorum comes from yemek. The verb stem is ye. Because it is irregular it doesnt become yiyor as it should be.

yiyiyorum : yi + y + iyor +um > verb stem + buffer + present continuous tense + personal suffix

All the souces disagree with me and show yemek as a regular verb. Winmekmak, the verb conjugator website below and most importantly TDK is suggestion "yiyor" like "yemek yiyorum". I disagree. I think the correct one should be "yemek yiyiyorum" but you might as well join the opposite as it is the majority.

http://www.tdk.org.tr/TDKSOZLUK/SOZBUL.ASP?kelime=yemek
http://www.verbix.com/webverbix/cache/31.yemek.shtml

And this is my explanation on
PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE SUFFIXES:

For this tense we have the following suffixes:
-ıyor
-iyor
-uyor
-üyor
-yor

The dictionary form of a verb in Turkish is the infinitive which has -mak or -mek at the end. If we drop -mak or -mek we get the verb stem or verb base. Either the verb stem is ending with a consonant or with a vowel. So we have two options. Lets start with the first:

I. If the verb stem ends with a consonant we have these options:

-ıyor
-iyor
-uyor
-üyor

You simple look at the last vowel and choose the correct suffixes. Here is the last vowel -suffix chart:

1. a > -ıyor
2. ı > -ıyor

3. e > -iyor
4. i > -iyor

5. o > -uyor
6. u > -uyor

7. ö > -üyor
8. ü > -üyor

Example:
bilmek :
-What is the verb stem?
-It is "bil".
-What is the last vowel in "bil"?
-It is "i".
-What suffix do we use for "i"?
-We use -iyor.
-So what does it become?
-It becomes "bil + iyor"


Konuşmak:
-What is the verb stem?
-It is "konuş".
-What is the last vowel in "konuş"?
-It is "u".
-What suffix do we use for "u"?
-We use -uyor.
-So what is it at the end?
- It is konuş + uyor


II. If the verb stem ends with a vowel the present continuous tense suffix is "-yor". But before you add yor check below if you have to change the last vowel or not.

If it ends with

1. a > changes to ı
yaşamak > yaşa > yaşı > yaşı + yor

2. e > changes to i
dinlemek > dinle > dinli > dinli + yor

3. ı > no change
tanımak > tanı > tanı + yor

4. i > no change
erimek > eri > eri + yor

5. o > impossible condition
No example for this. Verb stem has to end with a vowel and this vowel has to be o. I think this condition is non-existant.
We don't have o and ö after the first syllable. So it has to be a single syllabling verb stem ending with "o" which I can't think of any.

6. u > no change
korumak > koru > koru + yor

7. ö > impossible condition
Again I think non-existant. The verb stem has to end with a vowel and this vowel has to be ö. I can't think of any example. We dont have ö or o after first syllable. It could be OK if it had been in the a single syllabling verb stem but doesnt seem any.

8. ü > no change
yürümek > yürü > yürü + yor

Exercise:
demek > What is the present continous of it? Follow section II. to solve it.

Quoting angelina-Melek:

Poor Bod! Nasıl bir imtihan olacak? Zor mu?
Sana başarılar diliyorum!

Quoting Roxy:

Quoting angelina-Melek:

Poor Bod! Nasıl bir imtihan olacak? Zor mu?
Sana başarılar diliyorum!

Quoting bod:

Quoting erdinc:

"Günbatımını görmek istiyorum" would be a strong sentence. It has the accusative case so "I want to see THE sunset" where the sunset is the direct object I'm referring to. It is clear which sunset I want to see. But we can't use this in 1 or 2 since "güzel bir", "a nice" is implying that it is undefinitive and I'm not interested which sunset it is but just it has to be nice.

Quoting erdinc:

"köpeğin yemeği" will be correct.

Quoting erdinc:

Saati söylemeyi çok iyi öğrendin bod. Tebrikler.