"Ayı şekeri yer."
Translation:The bear eats the sugar.
3 years ago
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alansberlin
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General Comment:
I am an English speaker, and I cannot here the spoken difference between ler and lar. Yer sounds to me like yar. Is it my ear, or is something else? Do native Turkish speakers hear a difference?
3 years ago
IdeanBehfo
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Lehr (somewhat like 'lair') and lahr. I'm a native English speaker too, just try until you get it! They sound quite distinct to my ear.
2 years ago
JugderGurr1
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That's because the way of pronouncing E after L is somewhat "relaxed"...not lEr but l'aar. Very soft actually. You can hear it in Teşekkürler, iyi günler etc. Hope that would help
2 months ago
There is no way to tell between specific and general subjects in Turkish :)
3 years ago
JamesTWils
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The -i ending is definite, so only for "the."
1 year ago
