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LucBE
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:-) Repitition is a good way to study a language... ;-)
3 years ago
Mariana.moh
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is the "n" in "yasinda" returns to the professor?? so how can i say "i am eighty years old"?
2 years ago
First, I have to say a good observation! This is where the construction for age originally came from "yaş+possesive suffix=locative". However, everything is just described with "yaşında" now. You would say, for example, "Ben seksen yaşındayım."
2 years ago
One normally wouldn't call a professor a teacher (it is a sign of disrespect).
1 year ago
S0R0USH
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Why doesn't it accept : en yaşlı profesör 80 yaşında?
I already know the numbers, I want to save time typing.
3 years ago
'The oldest professor is aged eighty' is regarded as incorrect. However, yaşında means aged. Can this be corrected please.
1 year ago
