"Süt"
Translation:The milk
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I'm lactose intolerant so I'll just associate it with a word I cannot say ;)
Does sut is pronounced "syut"? (sorry cant make special characters in my phone)
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It's pronounced like German ü or French u in tu, though I think some dialects may simplify it to ew, making it "seewt" (rhymes with cute). The IPA rendering for standard pronunciation is [syt].
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Because for the subject, there's no distinguishing between definite/indefinite in Turkish. Therefore it could be either milk or the milk. For the direct object, there is an ending to identify the definite.
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