"Yine mi adaysın?"

Translation: Are you a candidate again?

[MuhammadSRashed]

How to differentiate between those :

Are you a candidate again?

Are you the candidate again?

[Selcen_Ozturk]

for the second one I would use "Aday yine sen misin?"

[MuhammadSRashed]

Thank you! :-)

[SheridanZhoy]

Is there any difference between this and, Tekrar mı adaysın?

[AlexinNotTurkey]

They are the same, although "yine" is a little more common :)

[MorphyAnderssen]

Would "sen yine bir aday musun" be correct?

[PaveruHakase]

You are a candidate again dedim abi bu neee

[Selcen_Ozturk]

this is not the regular word order for questions in English. Some of these sentences are shared with the reverse course, for people learning English so we stick to the grammatical word orders.

[Alfredoyum2016]

why is this wrong ''do you candidate again?''

[SabineBergmann1]

I am learning as well, therefore anybody should correct mi if I am wrong. I think "aday" is "candidate", means only the noun. For "to candidate" you should use "aday olmak".

[AlexinNotTurkey]

"to candidate" isn't a verb in English. It can only be "to be a candidate" etc.

[SabineBergmann1]

Thank you again. I really appreciate your help very much.

[MuhammadSRashed]

What is the difference between YENİ and YİNE?

[FraukeNahr]

yeni = new, yine = again

[Bonjour689181]

Again, are you a candidate? was not accepted. Why. I am getting tired of this.