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why ısn't "pahalıdır" not the main used answer as you are expressing the point its very expensive
And how would you say "His TV is too expensive" or is that what using "dır" would do?
-DIr is normally used for encyclopedic facts and strong assumptions. You can read more about it here: https://www.duolingo.com/comment/8649151
We accept it, but it sounds really artificial in most contexts and would almost never be used in spoken Turkish.
You could either say this exactly sentence or replace "çok" with "fazla" if you want to get the meaning of "too expensive."
Nope, that would be "onların televizyonu"
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Not if you are using the singular they (which personally I do tend to translate 'o' as, since it translates to neither 'he' nor 'she' specifically).
