Quoting erdinc:

Quoting salukvadze:

you can use either "çok uykum var" or "çok uykum geldi"

Quoting mltm:

Sevgilim, akşam yemeği için çok teşekkür ederim.
or instead of "akşam yemeği", just "yemek".

Quoting Elisa:

You're rather thanking your mate or mistress for dinner now
You'd better say aşkım I think.
And "yemek" becomes "yemeğ-i-" when a vowel follows.

Tatlı rüyalar Bod, you really deserve them. I bet you're dreaming in Turkish already as well

Quoting xanthea:

that has really helped me get my head around it alot thanks. have spent most of the day tryign

Quoting mltm:

Quoting Elisa:

I read that's because "su" is a word with only one syllable, hence the -y- as a fusion consonant. Is that true then for all one-syllable words ending in a vowel? I'd guess so?