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Thank you it was a great lesson which covered a lot on simple present. it seems very a hard to since there are so many components to remember but it has cleared lots of confusion. I am so grateful and your explanations are easy to understand.
If -mi/mı are suffixes, why aren't they written attached to the verb? Is it just a convention? Do the speakers analyse or recognize them as suffixes to the verb or do they regard it as something separate?
Question suffixes can come after verbs, adjectives, nouns, adverbs, basically after anything, and are always written separately. So whenever you see these suffixes are written separately you can understand that they are nothing but question suffixes.
In Turkish, if you are using the question words like "who, what when etc." then the personal suffixes are attached to the verb. Ex: Where do you sleep? - Nerede uyu - r -sun? But for the yes/no questions suffixes are attached to the question suffix. Ex: Do you sleep? Uyu - r mu - sun?
If the verb has only one syllable ( yaz, sev, koş etc.) then you can use -ar or -er but if the verb has more than one syllable ( katıl, çalış, düşün etc.) then you need to use ir , ır, ur, ür. Thats the grammar rule for simple present tense in Turkish.
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Thank you it was a great lesson which covered a lot on simple present. it seems very a hard to since there are so many components to remember but it has cleared lots of confusion. I am so grateful and your explanations are easy to understand.
You're welcome. Rica ederim. Başarılar 👍
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This is so clear, beautifully explained and very useful! Teşekkür ederim! :)
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Çok faydalı ve bu video için çok teşekkür ederim 😃✌️
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It is very clear. Çok teşekkür ederim!!!
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A little hard but very well explained! ❤
The simple present tense is a bit tricky unfortunately but I am sure you succeeded to learn it.👍
If -mi/mı are suffixes, why aren't they written attached to the verb? Is it just a convention? Do the speakers analyse or recognize them as suffixes to the verb or do they regard it as something separate?
Question suffixes can come after verbs, adjectives, nouns, adverbs, basically after anything, and are always written separately. So whenever you see these suffixes are written separately you can understand that they are nothing but question suffixes.
Teşekkür ederim 😊
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Very good
Thank you, teşekkür ederim.
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Hello! Why aren't the personal suffixes attached to the verb instead of the question particle?
And why the -z is used with Ben and Biz in the questions?
In Turkish, if you are using the question words like "who, what when etc." then the personal suffixes are attached to the verb. Ex: Where do you sleep? - Nerede uyu - r -sun? But for the yes/no questions suffixes are attached to the question suffix. Ex: Do you sleep? Uyu - r mu - sun?
@@midrazh For positive question sentences the suffix is "r" and for negative question sentences the suffix is "z" for simple present tense.
@@LearnTurkishvia Thank you very much!
@@midrazh You're welcome, rica ederim.
I dont understand why you used ir , ır, ur, ür in the video even though it was fine with ar and er?
If the verb has only one syllable ( yaz, sev, koş etc.) then you can use -ar or -er but if the verb has more than one syllable ( katıl, çalış, düşün etc.) then you need to use ir , ır, ur, ür. Thats the grammar rule for simple present tense in Turkish.
I think "do you know" is "biliyor musunuz"
It changes depending on the context but "Biliyor musun?" is more commonly used. 👍