"Ben meyveyi ve yumurtayı yerim."

Translation: I eat the fruit and the egg.

[GordonRobb]

I am confused about the use of plurals. It has been discussed elsewhere that nouns can be singular or plura (without the ler/lar ending). Ben kitap okurim can be I read a book, or I read books. Why then can yumurtayi in this sentence not be the eggs?

[Selcen_Ozturk]

That's only true when they are not specific/definite objects.

"the" makes things definite, that's why we might use accusative case for it depending on the verb, and there is accusative for both singular and plural objects.Read this.

[TobyBartels]

In English, each of these nouns could be either a singular count noun or a mass noun. What are the possibilities in Turkish?

[AlexinNotTurkey]

Turkish doesn't really have those concepts :) There are no (un)countable nouns or mass nouns. You can say "sular" even in some contexts :)

[miki446718]

Meyvey- i vs. Yumurtay-ı !! When will I use the ending -i and in which case -ı ??

[chrtt1]

I have learned that one fruit is meyva and fruits are meyve. Why is my translation (I eat the fruits and the egg) wrong?

[Fatema41888]

Hello

[Fatema41888]

Can I ask a a question

[zeinabyoga]

I cant hear the voice most of the time .