"Kadınlar yürüyorlar."

Translation: The women are walking.

[Lingvamanto]

Can it be 'Kadınlar yürüyor.' also?

[ex_contributor]

yes

[imjayw]

Is there any reason why -lar was added to yürüyorlar? Is there a difference in meaning?

[AlexinNotTurkey]

There is no real life difference in meaning. The -lar is optional when you already have a plural subject :)

[JIHAN820852]

I am confused between the meaning of swimming and walking

[ShravyaBL]

Ya same word is used for both the actions walking and swimming

[Mariane584083]

ShravyaBL, "yürümek"="to walk". "Yüzmek"="to swimm".

[applebee]

Isn't it the same as "the women walk"? I get marked wrong if I do not put in 'are' walking, but is there a difference?

[ex_contributor]

no it is not, Turkish differentiates between a present simple and a continuous just like English - unline many other language you seem to be learning :)

[jordy]

Would the present simple be "kadınlar yürümek"?

[Mariane584083]

Jordy, it would be "kadınlar yürürler". The verb "yürümek" has a stem ending with a vowel, "ü". We have to add an "r" before the personal suffix "ler". So "yürü+r+ler". The same as for the verb "ye-mek" > "yerler"="they eat", "tanimak (pointless i)" > "tanirlar". When you have a doubt about the right way of a verb's conjugation, go on "verbix.com", very clear and helpfull. https://www.verbix.com/webverbix/go.php?&D1=31&T1=tan%C4%B1mak for the verb "tanimak".

[___Arghhh___]

Is there a different word in Turkish for "ladies"? (I got bored so tried that instead of "women")

[DottyEyes]

Am I the only English speaker who cannot say "yürüyorlar"? So many R , L, and Y sounds!

[Amin.mq]

Let's say Yürümek is the infinitive of this.

[Rosa302176]

Salve, cortesemente, potreste spiegarmi la differenza tra "nereye" e "nerede"? Grazie mille

[giuliabis1]

Se non sbaglio Nereye si usa per dire dove vai? dove stai andando? invece nerede per lo stato in luogo ovvero, dove sei?dove ti trovi?