Conjunction (ve): "And" in Turkish
grammarThe word ve is the direct equivalent of "and" in English. It is a stable word, meaning it never changes regardless of the vowels in the words around it.💡 Key Uses:Connec...
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Particle and Suffix (ile / -lA): (With, By, And)
grammarIn Turkish, ile is a versatile word used to express companionship, means of transport, or to simply connect two nouns like the word "and."How to Write it:As a separate wo...
Read morePast Tense in Nominal Sentences (İsim Cümlelerinde Geçmiş Zaman)
grammarIn Turkish, we use this grammar when we want to describe a state, a profession, or a location in the past (e.g., "I was," "They were," "It was not")....
Read moreReported Past Tense (-mIş Geçmiş Zaman)
grammarThe -mIş tense is unique to Turkish. It is used when the speaker did not witness the action personally but heard about it from someone else or realized it later by its results.💡 W...
Read moreKnown Past Tense (-DI Geçmiş Zaman)
grammarThis tense is used to describe actions that were completed in the past, where the speaker has direct knowledge or witnessed the event personally.💡 The Basic Rule:The structure is:...
Read moreVersatile Suffix (lIk) in Turkish
grammarThe suffix lIk is a powerful derivation tool in Turkish. It transforms adjectives and nouns into abstract concepts, professions, containers, and tools.💡 Phonetic Rule:It follows 4...
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