"Cumhurbaşkanı nerede?"
Translation:Where is the president?
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i guess it is because in this sentence we are talking about the president of republic. republic = cumhuriyet and president = başkan --> cumhuriyet başkanı --> cumhurbaşkanı
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The word for president is "cumhurbaşkanı". That's the word itself. It's not like it was "cumhurbaşkan" and then it received a suffix. It's always with an ı.
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Does "cumhurbaşkanı" need an extra suffix for the accusative case when it is a direct object of a transitive verb?
eg. I love the president = cumhurbaşkanıyı seviyorum?
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Is it incorrect to say ''the president of the republic"?
It isn't really correct as this is a catch all term (for example, this is both the title of the President of Turkey and the President of the United States).
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It's late but, while it isn't necessarily wrong, I think most people would use "Başkan" as in "Amerikan Başkanı" or "Amerika Birleşik Devletleri Başkanı" for the President of the US.
