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I would think so, yeah, though maybe they want you to focus on the sandy aspect of things in particular since ❤❤❤-sal comes from the root ❤❤❤ sand. I guess beach implies a sandier thing than a shore? Probably they should add it, "kumsal" is translated as shore in many dictionaries.
Sorry but couldn't find another more appropriate space to say that the last update has many problems in voice exercises. It stops often, interrupting the process of each lesson. Thanks for helping with this :)
Why it is not 'kumsalYA' here? We need to show direction, to walk where? If I'm wrong, please correct me.
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Why it is not 'kumsalYA' here? We need to show direction, to walk where? If I'm wrong, please correct me.
This suffix does not exist "ya" even as a buffer or vowel? Buffer (y) + "-a." How did you derive it? It's not Turkish.
"Neden kumsalda yürümüyoruz?" Translation: Why are we not walking on the beach?
Beach has the (locative) suffix for location not direction.
Kumsal - (noun) - beach + "-da" (locative) suffix.
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