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What about "I only LOVE you (but I don't TRUST you)" - would that be "Seni sadece seviyorum"?
In general, does the "sadece" come right before the thing that it qualifies?
Yes you are right. It comes right before the thing that it qualifies. In that case, "I ONLY love you" would be "Seni SADECE seviyorum" (but don't trust you..etc)
You can definitely use "tek" (I can see you are keeping true to your Turkic roots :D )
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Evet, Türk sözleri Arap veya Farsı sozlerinden daha güzel. Bundan başka, Kazak dilinden sonra Türkçe konuşmak çok zor, çünkü bu iki dil birbirine benziyor. Deniyorum, ama dilimin gramatiğin değiştirmek benim için zor görev. Gelecekte Duolingo'da Kazak dili kursun açmak istiyorum, ama İngilizce benim ana dilim değil, tek üçüncü dilim :(
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I typed "sene" rather than "seni" and it tells me it's totally wrong instead of a typo correction. So, what does "sene" mean?
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where is tips and notes i opened this time from desktop still i can not able to access tips and notes
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So the word order for "Sadece" is like for adjectives. But other adverbs like "bile" seems to go after the word they reference, if I recall correctly. Is there a rule to that, or do I just have to memorize which goes where?
JrgenZirak
"Sadece seni seviyorum." Translation: I love only you.
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"I love just you" - Acceptable English translation answer that I have not tried.
Sadece - (adverb) for "just"
I answered the question twice & duo accepted my answer:
"I love just you" - I am absolutely monogamous & faithful. I just haven't found her (yet)
Where are you?
