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Topic: Turkish

"Do you have your cellphone?"

Translation:Cep telefonun sende mi?

3 years ago

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Why sende here and not var?

3 years ago
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If you used var, it would mean "do you have a cellphone" :)

3 years ago
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Thanks! I will eventually get the hang of this ...

3 years ago
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:) In the meantime, check out this nifty thing Selcen wrote!

3 years ago
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This might be grammatically correct but I don't think it's everyday language. You mostly say "Cep telefonun yanında mı?" which means "Do you have your cellphone with you".

1 year ago
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