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Thread: Grammar notes

371.       tunci
7149 posts
 13 Oct 2014 Mon 01:33 am

 

-değil..................... bile

 

This construction is used when we express:

not only that but even something else didn´t happen /not happening/not being able to happen /not going to happen

 

 

Değil yemek, bir bardak su bile içmedim.

Not only I didn´t eat, I didn´t even drink a glass of water.

 

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-  Değil Türkçe çalışmak , kitabın yüzünü bile açmadı.

Not only he/she didn´t study Turkish, she didn´t even open the [Turkish]book.

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Değil sizi anlamak,  duymadım bile.

Not only I didn´t understand you, I didn´t even hear [you].

 

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- Değil koşmak, yürüyemiyor bile.

Not only he/she is not able to run, he/she is not even able to walk.

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Değil zam almak, maaşımı bile vermiyor.

Not only I am not getting extra money, He [boss] is not even giving [me] my salary.

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Değil konuşmak, nefes bile almayacaksın. 

Not only you won´t talk you won´t even be breathing.



Edited (10/13/2014) by tunci

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Thread: Could anyone help me, lütfen :)

372.       tunci
7149 posts
 13 Oct 2014 Mon 12:43 am

 

Quoting Timsi

One of my friends is a guide and he posted a picture about him on work. His friends wrote comments and i don´t understand everything. So could you translate these, please:
Rehberlikte yakışıyor kardeşime

and


Soyle bir rehberim hic olmadi

 

Rehberlikte yakışıyor kardeşime

Being a guide suits to you my brother. 

Şöyle bir rehberim hic olmadı

We never had such a guide like this [him]


Note:

* By making these kind of comments his friends are praising him.





 



Thread: Test-219

373.       tunci
7149 posts
 12 Oct 2014 Sun 10:09 pm

Complete the blanks in the sentences below:


 


1) Kedi içeri pencereden  girmiş.


It seems like the cat entered in[side] through the window.


 


2) Oraya  gitmeden önce  o işi halletmiştim.


I had sorted that [job] before I went there.


 


3) Yeni  bir  ev  bulmamız  zaman alacak.


It will take long [time] for us to find a new house.


 


4) Bu  kampanyadan yararlanmak / [yararlanmamız] için  son tarih  29 Ekim.


The last day [date] for us to benefit from this special offer is 29th of  October.



Edited (10/12/2014) by tunci

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Thread: Grammar notes

374.       tunci
7149 posts
 12 Oct 2014 Sun 05:14 pm

 

Quantifier phrases  in possessive form


The samples of most commonly used quantifier phrases which express partitive meaning

 

[Bizim]

 

Üçümüz -à three  of  us

 

Yarımız   -à half  of  us

 

Bazılarımız  --à some of  us

 

Hiçbirimiz  --à  none of  us

 

Hepimiz  --à all of  us

 

Çoğumuz  -à  most of us

 

 

[Sizin]

 

Üçünüz -à three  of  you

 

Yarınız   -à half  of  you

 

Bazılarınız  --à some of  you

 

Hiçbiriniz  --à  none of  you

 

Hepiniz  --à all of  you

 

Çoğunuz  -à  most of you

 

 

[Onların ]

 

[Onların ] üçü  -à three of  them

 

[Onların ] yarısı  -à half of  them

 

Bazıları  -à some of  them

 

hiçbiri   -à  none of  them

 

hepsi   -à all of  them

 

çoğu  -à most of  them

 

 

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Thread: Test-219

375.       tunci
7149 posts
 12 Oct 2014 Sun 04:44 pm

 

Complete the blanks in the sentences below:

 

1) Kedi iç… pencere…  gir…

It seems like the cat entered in[side] through the window.

 

2) Ora..  git…..  önce  o iş. hal.........

I had sorted that [job] before I went there.

 

3) Yen.  bir  ev  bul…..  zaman al….

It will take long [time] for us to find a new house.

 

4) Bu  kamp…….  Yararl…..  için  son t....  29 Ekim.

The last day [date] for us to benefit from this special offer is 29th of  October.

 

 

 

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Thread: Grammar notes

376.       tunci
7149 posts
 12 Oct 2014 Sun 03:20 pm

 

ç -à c  alteration

 

This kind of alternation is observed in words that end in  “ç “ when they take a suffix starting with a vowel.

For instance the word  “ilaç ” becomes ” ilacı “

 

Multisyllabic alternating

 

ağaç --à ağacı

 

sonuç --à  sonucu

 

kazanç --à  kazancı

 

havuç  --à havucu

 

inanç ---à  inancı

 

 

Monosyllabic  alternating

 

taç --à  tacı

 

uç --à ucu

 

ç --à  gücü

 

genç --à  genci

 

 

* The exceptions for this rule are seen in the following words :


saç  -à  saçı

 

kaç --à  kaçı

 

koç -à koçu

 

maç -à maçı

 

üç --à  üçü

 

 

iç  --àiçi

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Thread: Test-218

377.       tunci
7149 posts
 11 Oct 2014 Sat 05:48 pm

 

Quoting denizli

 

 

I was surprised with this one, with yapmak being the verb. I thought yapmak was to make or do?

 

Yes, "yapmak" means "to do or to make". However, Turks do breakfast but I think English people have breakfast.

 

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Thread: Test-218

378.       tunci
7149 posts
 11 Oct 2014 Sat 05:29 pm

 

4) Bugün anneni görmeye git.

Go to see your mother today.

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Thread: Test-218

379.       tunci
7149 posts
 11 Oct 2014 Sat 05:26 pm

 

3) Kahvaltı yapmadan  dışarı  çıkmayın.

[You] Don’t go out without having breakfast.

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Thread: Test-218

380.       tunci
7149 posts
 11 Oct 2014 Sat 05:23 pm

 

2) Türkçe öğrenmeye  devam edin.

[You] Keep learning Turkish.

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