"The children are not coming in the house."

Translation: Çocuklar eve girmiyor.

[amrjunior1]

why girmiyor and not gelmiyor. Is it girmek?

[AlexinNotTurkey]

So, the issue here lies with English (Turkish is a little more specific than English in this case). If you are going to be entering something, you should use the verb "girmek." So the phrasal verb "to come in" is the Turkish "girmek." :) I hope that explanation worked.

[amrjunior1]

yes, thank you

[MoChahadeh]

Can't I say "even icinde gelmiyor" ?

[DottyEyes]

Iyi soru! Good question!

[Mamablessingsc]

Why is it eve and not evde? I understood that eve would mean to the house and not in the house which would be evde.

[Kirsten58593]

It is a movement to a place, it is not in and not to, it is into

[AkosLord]

Same question here

[Lennart_BE]

Same here

[MrHilmiNevzat]

"The children are not coming in the house."
Translation: Çocuklar eve girmiyor.

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Çocuklar evin içine girmiyorlar.

Correct other Turkish answer accepted by Duo.

[Rosie270385]

It should be "coming into the house" in English

[MrHilmiNevzat]

Hello Rosie.

Çocuklar evin içine girmiyorlar. "The children are not coming into the house."

My other correct Turkish answer is the translation to your English question.

It should be "coming into the house" in English. Correct to other Turkish answer accepted by Duo.

Thank you.