Quoting Elisa: No. For example, when you say, "I'm going to the coast", you say "Kıyıya gidiyorum". To add the direction suffix e/a to a word that ends with a vowel, you'll always have to use -y- as a fusion consonant. However, when that last vowel belongs to a (possessive) suffix (-i/-si) that is already added to the word, you will have to use -n- as a fusion consonant. The adding of this -n- applies to all words ending with a vowel of another suffix. So the rule stays consistent. Example: "Annenin arabasına gidiyorum", "I'm going to mother's car". There will never be a time where the -n- will change to an -s- or a -y- for example for these kind of words. At least, that's how I understood it. There might be an occasional exception, but I don't think we have to break our heads on those for now.
I leave it to the pro's here to correct me if I'm wrong of course  |
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