How To Say “MUST/HAVE TO” In Turkish? have you heard “-mak şart or zorunda or mecbur” before? While talking about necessity in the previous lessons, we talked about -meli / -malı, -mAk lazım, -mAk gerek. You can click on the subjects to study or remember. In this lesson, we will talk about a similar structure. […]
Obligation in Turkish (-mAk şart, -mAk zorunda, -mAk mecburiyetinde, -mAyA mecbur) Read More »
What is KENDİ in Turkish? Kendi in Turkish is often translated as self: myself, yourself, herself, himself, himself, themselves. This word can be used alone or with possessive and case suffixes. In Which Situations Is It Used? 1. It makes the sentence reflexive. That is, the subject applies the verb to itself. ⇒Ben, kendimi seviyorum.
If you have heard the phrases mak lazım mak gerek in Turkish before and you don’t know the meaning yet, you will learn all aspects of it in this lesson. At the end of this course you will learn how to say something “should” be done in Turkish. You should have learned the -meli /
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In this lesson you’ll learn what is what is suffixes -dur /-dür / -dır / -dir in Turkish! The suffixes -dur /-dür / -dır / -dir in Turkish is used in two different senses. To understand the meaning of the sentence, you need to look at the context. 1. Meaning of suffixes -dur /-dür /
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There is a way to turn verbs into adjectives in Turkish! By using the verbs with some suffixes, we use them before the noun like adjectives. And we name them as Turkish verbal adjectives (sıfat-fiiller). Thus, we have a chance to produce much more adjectives. Let’s make the subject clearer in our minds with a
Turkish Verbal Adjectives -an, -acak, -dik (Türkçede Sıfat-Fiiller) Read More »
WHAT IS THE TURKISH PASSIVE VERB? / PASSIVE VOICE / PASSIVE MOOD (TÜRKÇEDE EDİLGEN FİİL NEDİR?) Turkish passive verbs are a type of verb that you will hear frequently in daily use in Turkish. In some sentences we do not use subjects. So we don’t know if it’s me, you, him, her, us, them. The
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Михайло Зборовський із Космобет демонструє, як поєднання підприємницького таланту та технологій може створити бренд найвищого рівня. Cosmobet, яким керує Зборовський, став прикладом успішного бізнесу в індустрії гемблінгу. У чому секрет успіху Михайла Зборовського та Космобет? Технологічні інновації: Платформа регулярно оновлюється відповідно до сучасних вимог. Етика бізнесу: Михайло Зборовський, бенефіціар Cosmobet, підтримує принципи відповідального гемблінгу. Клієнтоорієнтованість:
Михайло Зборовський із Космобет – історія інновацій Read More »
In this lesson you’ll learn basic Turkish for tourists and sentences to survive at Turkey’s streets. For example; basic Turkish on the street, in the restaurant, cafe, at the bus, bus station, hotel and some important directions! I also shared the 150 most common Turkish verbs in this article. You can check out this verbs
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TURKISH VERBS USED WITH “ETMEK” (“ETMEK” İLE KULLANILAN TÜRKÇE FİİLLER) acele etmek (to hurry) affetmek (to forgive) akıl etmek (to think of) aktif etmek (to activate) alay etmek (to make fun of) altüst etmek (to upset someone) ameliyat etmek (to surgery) analiz etmek (to analyze) arkadaşlık etmek (to befriend, make friends) arzu etmek (desire) aşık
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MOST COMMON TURKISH VERBS WITH CASE SUFFIXES (TÜRKÇE FİİLLER VE HAL-DURUM EKLERİ) (to open) açmak > -ı, -i, -u, -ü (to flow) akmak > -a, -e / -dan, -den (to take, to buy) almak > -ı, -i, -u, -ü / -a, -e / -dan, -den (to understand) anlamak > -ı, -i, -u, -ü (to agree)
MOST COMMON 150 TURKISH VERBS WITH CASE SUFFIXES (EN YAYGIN 150 TÜRKÇE Fİİl) Read More »
