"When did it get lost?"

Translation: Ne zaman kayboldu?

[EhabMohey92]

I am so confused again.. can somebody tell me the difference between "kaybolmak" and "kaybetmek" ??

and how do I say " I am lost"?

[SabineBergmann1]

kaybolmak - to get lost
kaybetmek - to loose

[el_kousy]

i was wondering the same

[amrbekhit]

If kaybetmek means to lose, can you use kaybedilmek to mean "to be lost"? So would the sentence: ne zaman kabedildi be valid here?

[AlexinNotTurkey]

It also apparently will make you sound like you are in the mafia or looking for a dead body. Keep that in mind when you say it :)

[AlexinNotTurkey]

So, kaybedilmek is fine and I am going to add it as an alternative. However, keep in mind that it is really rare that you would ever say it (only when you really want to stress that this lost object was lost by a person). It is kind of strange sounding but is grammatically perfect..

[Hapzelschnapper]

Would Ne zaman onu kayboldu? or Onu ne zaman kayboldu? also work?

[Zohar847869]

I wrote the latter and it wasn't accepted. Wondering why..

[Hapzelschnapper]

Now I think it's because 'it' is the subject in this sentence, so instead of onu it should be o.

[Zohar847869]

oh well.. I'm not quite leveled about the differences between all these onu ona and o anyway..

[douknoukem]

Why doeqnt kayip oldu work

[Selcen_Ozturk]

Because we only use "kaybolmak". "Kayıp olmak" doesn't exist

[gerbil67]

the "in lesson" mouse over does not show kaybolmak. I know I am lost as kayıbım but can kaybolmak be used personally like I dissappeared? kayboldum?

[AlexinNotTurkey]

It is like "I got lost, I don't know where I am." :)