"Sen hastasın veya açsın."

Translation: You are sick or hungry.

[Iam_malejita]

This seems more of a question to me than a statement. How would you say "are you sick or are you hungry?"

[Sikeryali]

Hasta musun veya aç musun? = Are you sick or hungry?

[cosmopolita61]

Is this pronounced correctly in the audio? Sounds nore like atsin both in the slow and fast version

[tu.8zPhLD72zzoZN]

You realize that ç sounds like English ch sound or what some call tsh sound.

https://www.duolingo.com/comment/7702767 Alphabet Pronunciation

[MeteUlku]

She speaks correctly

[nikosei]

does this have the same sense with "you are either sick or hungry"?

[AlexinNotTurkey]

Nope...in theory you could be both in this sentence (really dependent on the context). To get that meaning, you would have to use "yoksa" or "ya...ya da"

[Alya17790]

Why wrong "Are you ill or hungry?"

[starcluster-]

what is the adjective?

[starcluster-]

of "sick" ?

[AlexinNotTurkey]

"hasta"

[PokemonBreeder]

wait wouldn't "are you sick or hungry" be correct? just asking

[AlexinNotTurkey]

Nope, you would see the question suffix (-mi) come in play in this case

"Sen hasta mısın, aç mı?"

[AboAyman3]

Should not be in a question form using /or/
Are you sick or hungry?

[AboAyman3]

Should it be:
Are you sick or hungry?

[scolidion]

Why you are sick or are you hungry wrong?

[London.CHANEL]

I stuttered but eventually it was correct..

Teşekkürler for being kind.