"You wear the dress."
Translation:Siz elbiseyi giyersiniz.
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My answer is correct : sen elbise giyersi
"Siz elbise giyersiniz" means : You wear dresses !!!!!!
"Elbise giyersin" means "you are wearing A dress". Because of the -yi (accusative), it becomes "you are wearing THE dress."
Not really, but if a phrase or sentence is ambiguous like here, it should accept singular and plural translations, which it normally does.
But the correction is with plural, (why plural ?) : Siz elbiseyi giyersiniz.
Why is it, "elbiseyi?" Not too sure what that word specifically means. I know it is dress, but why not, "elbise," then?
Andi886142
Hello.
"You wear the dress." Translation: Sen elbiseyi giyersin.
You wear "the" dress. The English question contains "the" article. In Turkish this equates to the definite, direct object in the (accusative) case.
Elbise(y) +i (accusative) case suffix.
Can you revise Duo's accusative case topic? Can I provide you with other examples? Please advise.
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This answer is right too. This is a single person. In English Sen and Siz both use you.
Sen elbise giyersin right answer. Sen elbiseyi giyersin mean you are talking about particular dress.
Yeah i asked one of my turkish friends she said that sen elbiseyi giyersin is correct
What is the difference between "siz giyersiniz" and "siz giyersiz"? Or the latter doesn't exist?
