"In the west, turtles eat lemons."
Translation:Batıda kaplumbağalar limon yer.
May 2, 2015
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OK17Learner
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"Batısında" is used in possessive form. For example you say "Evin batısında" which means "in the west of the house". While "Batıda" is in its normal form which means "in the west". In this example, we have to write the word "batıda" in its normal form. Hope you got it!
MoDan11
1359
I think one of the lesson keys said you don't add -ler -lar on the verb when it is animals performing the action.
TinDefacto
992
Good question -- when using the Aorist verb form (which you use for habitual actions like this one, e.g. "yer", "okur" etc.), any direct objects are understood to be plural (unless it has "bir" in front of it). :)