"Sen hastasın veya açsın."
Translation:You are sick or hungry.
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Is this pronounced correctly in the audio? Sounds nore like atsin both in the slow and fast version
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You realize that ç sounds like English ch sound or what some call tsh sound.
https://www.duolingo.com/comment/7702767 Alphabet Pronunciation
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does this have the same sense with "you are either sick or hungry"?
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"
Nope, you would see the question suffix (-mi) come in play in this case
"Sen hasta mısın, aç mı?"
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This seems more of a question to me than a statement. How would you say "are you sick or are you hungry?"
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Merhaba scolidion
The question in Turkish is not asking "why" are you sick. This would be: "Neden sen hastasın?" Why are you sick? It is not asking "are" you hungry either. It is asking "or" hungry. This would be: "Aç mısın?" "You are sick or hungry." Teşekkürler.
