"You are children."
Translation:Siz çocuksunuz.
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"turlar" is the conjugation for "they".
I see German on your profile, so if we compare it to German, that's like saying: "ihr sind Kinder".
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"lar" is the ending for they not for you. In English it is the same form: They are children and You are children, but not in Turkish and German. In English it would be you they are children, I think.
The former is singular and the latter is plural.
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Because you need to represent the 'to be' verb somewhere: in the suffix 'sunuz'
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I'm guessing siz çocuklarsınız" makes no sense because the siz* implies that it's plural, correct?
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Doesn't "k" change into "ğ" before a vowel? Why isn't it "çocuğunuz"?
One of the multiple choice options was : Siz küçükeklemeyinzatensıfatlardavar.
Can anyone translate that for me?
"küçükeklemeyinzatensıfatlardavar" is actually multiple words.
" küçük eklemeyin, zaten sıfatlar da var." -- "Do not add "small," there are already adjectives as well." is a fine translation of that
No...that almost sounds Uzbek. There is no "senler" in Turkish and you must follow vowel harmony (çocuklarsınız).
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So the plural of "sen" is always "siz"? Ok, thanks! You say it should be "çocuklarsınız" but at the top it says "Translation: Siz çocuksunuz". Is it çocuklarsınız but çocuksunuz?
Yep! The final vowel determines the vowels on the suffixes.
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Merhaba Satish974350. You are trying to say: "They are" instead of "You are," in Turkish. Teşekkürler.