"Bilimsel gerçeklere inanmıyorsan, bu senin sorunun."

Translation: If you do not believe the scientific facts, this is your problem.

[Ahmed2.15]

Soru+nun? Sorun? What is the difference? Can someone please disambiguate this ))

[AlexinNotTurkey]

Welcome to one of the most confusing things for yabancılar in Turkish. Soru is a question. Sorun is a problem. There is a lot of overlap in the way that suffixes attach to these two and you just have to know what they are from context.

[Ektoraskan]

As an aside, it's practical when ending business mails. At work, we always end our mails with:

"Sorun(un)uz olursa lütfen bize yazın."

If you exlude the parentheses, you get: "If you have a question, please write to us."

If you include the parentheses, you get: "If you have a problem, please write to us."

So it's handy.

[ex_contributor]

sorun* is a problem :) sorunun is "your problem" :)

[Ektoraskan]

The problem is, "sorun" is also "your question" :D

[AlexinNotTurkey]

Danke fixed. Sorun ve soru ile sorum gercek bir sorun.

[AlexinNotTurkey]

Something worth noting, there are 3 words for "problem" in Turkish. sıkıntı is more of a personal issue (and is very commonly said), while both sorun and problem are more generally used.

[Superuncia]

"Boredom" would be a accurate translation for "sıkıntı". But Turks always talk like "I have a boredom", "It will be a real boredom" about their problems and actually anything that bothers/annoys them.

[Corinna516795]

Much like in French. S'ennuyer = to be bored. Avoir de gros ennuis = to have big problems.

[CayAr]

In Norwegian the sentence "Det var kjedelig" can mean both "That was a nuisance" and "That was boring". :-)

[Ahmed2.15]

Interesting, I'll face these when reading becomes normal thing, I am about to finish though, I believe in reading :) size teşekkür ederim ))

[Abid368811]

Sodding argumentative

[rirenmargo]

İ may have a black out, but where "if" comes from, in this sentence?

[mizinamo]

The -sa- part of inanmıyorSAn.

(inan-mı-yor-sa-n: believe-not-ing-if-you = if you [are] not believing / if you do not believe.)

[rirenmargo]

You are fast as light

[el_kousy]

inanmıyorsın would be you dint believe in ?? rıight??

[dustywayfarer]

İnanmıyorsun: inan believe, mı not, yor present continuous, sin you. Believe-not-(-ing)-you

[Dassakque]

aga böyle bi şey yok vallaha yok