"Seni arıyorum, neredesin?"
Translation:I am looking for you, where are you?
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Yeah, i was going to ask the same thing. This is sentences and a question. It is not one sentence.
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Why is "where /are/ you?" not right in that context? İf İ am still looking after someone İ could ask that Question during phone while searching?
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The default translation does include "where are you?". Perhaps you made some other mistake.
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No, I did not. It underlined "were" as the word I should have used while "are" was underlined as the word written wrongly. A bit later the sentence had to be translated in the same tense (see other comment I made). Both answers should be possible then. I used the app, maybe that is the reason why it did not recognize the answer?
Hmmm....no other tense is accepted here except for the present. If you used "were" it would have been rejected :)
"Where were you?" is neredeydin
There is nothing that we are able to do about this unfortunately :/
where are you?I am looking for you why was it marked wrong it means the same just sentence in a different order. if i was looking for someone i would shout where are you first
I can confirm that the above is indeed accepted already. :)
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Because it's the direct object of arıyorum, so it's in the accusative case.
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Can this also mean 'I am phoning you, where are you?'? Or is that taking the meaning of 'calling' too far?