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If sen means "you" then why cant "sen yer" mean "you eat?" Also whats the difference between yer, yerim and yersin..thanks for the help
Ye kelimesinin başına getirilebilecek tek kelime var.Biz ye ,ben ye olmaz.Sadece sen gelebilir.Zaten söylendigi zaman başında sen kelimesinin oldugu anlaşılıyor
Totally confusing. It did not take my answer of "you eat", even though that's what "sen ye" means!
Have a look there! https://turkishexplained.com/imperative.htm. I think we have to comprehend Turkish language, not from our native language -which is usefull to translation- Nothing better that to go in Türkiye or meet Turkçe people where you live, isn'it?
g.santxs, it would be "siz yeYin", We have to add the buffer "y" when the verb's stem is a wovel, to form the imperative mode, second person plural. The command suffix in Turkish for second person plural, follows the four way wovel harmony. "Ye!"> "YeYin!", "Oku!"> "OkuYun!, ....Have a look there, a video in English, very easy and clear, about imperative's mode in Turkish: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhXo-hhrP5w. And here, one video for the four way wovel harmony: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhXo-hhrP5w. My favorite ones.