"You always wear glasses."

Translation: Sen her zaman gözlük takarsın.

[DeborahRev1]

Hep?

[daadaadaaren]

is there a difference between hep and her zaman?

[AlexinNotTurkey]

They are the same :)

[Lele6997]

What about "her kere" ? Would it works here ?

[BillHughes11]

not giyersin for glasses?

[ErtugrulOs]

BillHughea11,
From what i understand,
You say takarsin for objects such as glasses etc.
You say giyersin for clothes (includes shoes),

[MortezaT]

Takarsin

[Kxxx18]

Why not taksın?

[mizinamo]

Could "takıyorsun" also be used here?

Turkish seems to use the present continuous more freely than English does, so I thought it could work here as well.

[Ilkei]

Here, it does not really fit. Since there is "always", I would rather stick to present simple.

[mizinamo]

Thank you.

[Josi830775]

Is "zaman" important for that? Why it doesn't work without? That was my first thought :)

[mizinamo]

Is "zaman" important for that?

Yes.

Literally, her zaman means "every time" (her "each, every" + zaman "time") -- together, it means "always".

her on its own wouldn't be enough to convey the meaning "always".

[Brelgaven]

Sen her zaman gözlük takıyorsun.

[sporks5000]

I believe that would be "You are always wearing glasses". In English that is functionally the same, but I cannot speak for whether or not that would be correct or natural in Turkish

[VivekGopin]

Would 'Her zamanın gözlük takarsın' be proper?

[israkhalil1]

What is the difference between giyer and takar??

[DeborahRev1]

I believe that giyer is relating to clothing whereas takar relates to an item like hats, glasses etc. Don't know for sure but it seems to be that way.

[AphroditeS410706]

That's what I am aware of too

[marjan90130]

The word hep was not in your new words which learn us

[Jeremy54321]

What does zeman mean?

[mizinamo]

What does zeman mean?

zeman is not a Turkish word -- it's zaman in Turkish and means "time".

[dariceric]

Why is "gözlük" before "her zaman" wrong? (Sen gözlük her zaman takarsın)
In another question "bunu" is before "her zaman" (bana bunu her zaman söylüyorsun)