Preposition "DA" in Turkish (In, At, On, With)
grammarIn Turkish, the preposition for "in," "on," "at," and "with" (possession) is expressed by a single suffix: -DA. Unlike English prepositions,...
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Simple Question in Turkish (mı, mi, mu, mü)
grammarThe question particle mI is used to turn a statement into a simple question that can be answered with "Yes" (Evet) or "No" (Hayır). It is the equivalent of the...
Read moreThe Plural Rule in Turkish (Çoğul Eki)
grammarPluralizing nouns in Turkish is very straightforward. It relies entirely on 2-way Vowel Harmony. To make a noun plural, you simply add one of two suffixes to the end of the word: -...
Read moreThe Present Continuous Tense in Turkish
grammarThe Present Continuous Tense in Turkish (Şimdiki Zaman)The Şimdiki Zaman is the most common tense used to describe actions happening right now. It is the equivalent of the English...
Read moreComprehensive Guide to Turkish Personal Pronouns
grammarPersonal Pronouns (Kişi Zamirleri) are essential words used to replace nouns. In Turkish, these pronouns change their form significantly based on the six noun cases (Grammatical Ca...
Read moreBuffer Letters in the Turkish Language
grammarIn Turkish grammar, two vowels generally do not follow one another directly. While exceptions exist in foreign loanwords (e.g., Saat, Fiil) or compound words (e.g., Kocaeli), nativ...
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