"Eat together!"
Translation:Beraber yiyin!
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What is this "yiyin"? It is the verb yemek and it is imperativ. But if so why is it not "ye" then?
"Ye" would be the singular, informal form. "Yiyin" is the plural form, and probably makes more sense, since the "together" implies that you're talking to multiple people.
Doesn't have to be like tht though! It could be said by a parent reprimanding a kid for not eating together with his sibling.. But that's just my imagination going nuts, lol
Yemek is an exception to this rule. Demek (which normally behaves the same as yemek) is not an exception - deyin is correct, not diyin.
Anyone knows the turkish words for (İç , koş , yür , yaz , oku , yüz "sleep" , alı , git , gel , ol ....) in the formal form
The formal form uses the suffix -In with 4-way vowel harmony: için, koşun, yürün, yazın, okuyun, yüzün, alıyın, gidin, gelin, olun …
We not say "yür" and "alı".
"Yürü" and "al" , "İç, koş, yürü, yaz, oku, yüz, al, git, gel, ol ..."
İç-mek(to drink), koş-mak(to run), yürü-mek(to walk), yaz-mak(to write), oku-mak(to read), yüz-mek(to swim), git-mek(to go), gel-mek(to come), ol-mak(to be) ....
