"We eat an egg."

Translation: Biz bir yumurta yeriz.

[foresti93]

yemek - to eat.
so why here is 'yeriz' and what is base form of word 'yeriz'?

[Aleks.Mr]

To eat - yemek

I eat - ben yerim

You eat - sen yersin

He\she eats - o yer

We eat - biz yeriz

You eat (pl) - siz yersiniz

They eat - onlar yerler

[HermioneGr347083]

An egg for all of us

[Fairy842778]

Is "bir yumurta yeriz" OK???

[Danika_Dakika]

Yep, that would be fine. The ending on the verb makes it clear "we" is the subject, so dropping the pronoun "biz" does not cause any confusion.

[ErikKaufma2]

Is 'bir' the only way to say a/an ?

[Danika_Dakika]

Yes. Turkish doesn't have the indefinite article "a/an" -- so the word for "one" stands in when it is needed.

[viviarifah]

Explain to me please how to arrange the sentence!
As in english subject verb than object.
In turkish?

[AlexinNotTurkey]

Turkish is a Subject-Object-Verb language. Verbs are always at the end :)

[SadiaKhan252394]

When to use yerler and when to use yeriz

[moHKMP]

Yeriz with biz while yerler with onlar

[FrederikZikmund]

What does tane stands for ?

[AlexinNotTurkey]

It is a "counter" that is optional to use in Turkish. (if you can physically count the number of things you are dealing with and it isn't human, you can normally use this word...it is rarely if ever required)