Emine Dayar

-ce / -ca / -çe / -ça Suffixes are very useful because they have a lot of place to use. In this lesson you’ll learn their meaning and which place you can use them. Of course with a lot of sample words! 1. To Name Languages Türk [Turkish (people)]  >   Türkçe (Turkish language) İspanyol [Spanish […]

In this lesson you’ll learn common Turkish conjunctions (bağlaçlar). This Turkish conjunctions are used when choice between two alternatives. Turkish conjunctions 1. hem … hem … This is the one of most common turkish conjunctions. It means “both”. Used before the both alternatives to emphasize that the statement being made applies to each. Murat hem

In this lesson you’ll learn a few ways to make adjectives, adverbs… more strengthened. For example “how to say very clean, very dark, very red…” We make strengthened adjectives in Turkish for making the explanation more powerful. How to say very……. In Turkish   1. Way: by saying two time Let’s start with the simplest.

Turkish reported past tense is a very useful tense suffix. It provides the opportunity to use it in many places and easily. It is different from the Turkish past tense with the -di suffix you learned earlier. Now let’s look at what kind of places and meanings this suffix is ​​used in order. 1. Basically;

In Turkish, the phrases “-madan önce / -dıktan sonra” are used for two consecutive cases. These structure means before/after (do something). Instead of forming 2 different sentences for 2 different situations, we can combine sentences in just 1 sentence by using these structures. In a past lesson i told you how do we use “before and

When describing something or someone, the word “en” is used before the adjective to indicate that it is the best in terms of that feature. It compares someone or something with all other similars and emphasizes that it is superior. That is, it adds the meaning of superiority. Of course, this can be positive or

The Turkish -dan daha structure  is used to compare two nouns from any angle. A relationship is established in which one of them is superior or inferior to the other. There is the same meaning is in English with the “….. more than …..” construction. So you’ll learn to use more than in Turkish language.

This is one of the most easy grammar subject in Turkish language. Both of them have same meaning. “…e/a göre”  or  “…ce/ca”  is used to indicate that it is her/ his personal opinion. This structure is used to say  “in … opinion”,   “according to …”  “according to …. opinionon”,  “…. think” in English.  For example;

-İncİ suffix (-ıncı -inci -uncu -üncü) indicate the order. It comes to the end of the number and makes that number an adjective. This adjective used before a noun indicates the order of that noun. For example, when explaining the rankings of the competitors in a competition, specifying which floor something is on, explaining the