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19 Sep 2006 Tue 01:20 pm |
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Quoting CANLI: Ohhh,i see,thx
Then we should write saat for example like this sâât,
Btw,is this TDK official site for the türk söz we can depend on it ? |
I think something was misunderstood...
^ is used for long syllabes or lighter vocals than normal.
Originally,in Turkish, there is no long syllabel.
"millî" the second syllabel must be pronounced long, but all Turks know its pronounciation, so we don't use "^" always.
If it is necessary to emphesize that the syllabel is longer than normal, then I prefer to use. I saw many people who don't know the stress and pronounciation, so I think these ^s should be used.
The second usage is to make the vowel lighter.
hala and hâlâ
"aunt" and "still"
If you can understand easily that in the sentence, which one is wanted to say, you may not use:
Hala aynı işte çalışıyorum.
In this sentence, it cannot mean "aunt", because it has no suffix, so it is not object of the sentence. by the way, subject is "Ben"(I), because "çalışıyorum" refers to "me/I". For this reason, "hala" in this sentence must mean "still".
But:
Hala çalışıyor
This may mean both of them:
1) The aunt is working.
2) He is still working.
And you should make this clear if you mean the second one:
Hâlâ çalışıyor
But as I said, the meaning is generally clear, so we don't use ^s.
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maybe I am wrong as literature. But I think they are all same practically.
You call that easily ?? lol