"Are there any Albanians in Turkey?"

Translation: Türkiye'de hiç Arnavut var mı?

[ShannonKea10]

Why not "arnavutlar?" Is hiç always with singular?

[Sheikh_Tadeeb]

Well, hiç is a quantifier, so there is a rule that we dont use the plural suffix in turkish if a quatifier is present.
The only exception is the quantifier (Bazi) .
Hope this is helpful. : )

[RiaArik]

Why not "herhangi bir" for "hiç"? I learned "hiç" is for a negative sentence.

[Duha28]

'Bir' in 'herhangi bir' means 'a', it's for singular so it can't be used in this sentence.. and yes, hiç is used in questions and negative sentences :)

[JonathanWagstaff]

When can hiç be used in positive cases?

[Duha28]

It can't :)

[RiaArik]

Duo's sentence should be translated as "Aren't there any Albanians in Turkey?"

[Ali497690]

I write: Türkiye'de hiç Arnuvat var mı?
The Application says: wrong. But it writes the same sentence .
What is the problem?

[Izuchukwu1]

Ali497690
You spelt "Arnuvat" instead of "Arnavut"
Other than that your are correct.

[Kind_Nepenthe]

But as of January 2022, not accepted. I entered the same thing without typing because I wanted to see and it docked me a heart even though they do mean the same.

[Maleeha96]

Why is Turkiyedeki wrong? Do not Turkiyedeki and Turkiyede both translate as "In turkey" ??

[NataliKharkov]

RiaArik is right
Türkiye'de herhangi Arnavutlar var mı?

[YazminMedi8]

I am giving the exact same translation and the app keeps telling me I have failed!

[CynthiaPer901537]

Why not "arnavutlar?" Is hiç always with singular?

[Ali497690]

In Turkish, hiç (any) is always followed by a singular noun, but in English "any" is always followed by a plural noun.