"Are you doing job applications?"

Translation: İş başvurusu yapıyor musun?

[Hassan_nd]

Why isn't "İş başvurusular yapıyor musun" correct?

[yorgoasdf]

You can't combine plural and possessive suffixes like this: başvuru-su-lar. The order is wrong. It must be the other way around: başvuru-lar-ı.

[HakeemEvrenoglu]

A thing that passed through my eyes until this moment... in "İş başvurusu", why is there this "su" ending if "iş" is not in genitive case?

[AlexinNotTurkey]

It is a noun compound (just like elma suyu). Only the second item gets a possessive suffix in noun compounds. :)

[HakeemEvrenoglu]

Ahhhhhh, I got it... thank you for the 234234324523 time. :D

[Poyraz65]

...yapıyor musun?
...yapıyor musunuz?
İki cevap da doğru?...

[MarcinM85]

The first one is for singular and the second one for plural.

[bramco2]

Why isn't "İş başvurusu yapıyor musunuz" accepted?

[AlexinNotTurkey]

It is an already accepted answer. You may have had a typo somewhere in your sentence :)

[bramco2]

Ah okay, thanks

[kelamranijoutey]

Does "doing" refer to "filling out" job applications in this sentence?

[Mirage20]

"İş başvurusu yapıyormusun"? = "Are you doing job applications".
Yes, in this sentence "doing" implies "filling out" applications for jobs.
"Are you applying for jobs" would also be a correct translation.

[Maria927181]

what exactly is a noun compound? Thank you

[Maria927181]

I found this: http://ielanguages.com/turkish-noun-compounds.html Maybe it can help.