Vowel and Consonant Harmony Turkish Language
grammarTurkish grammar is built on the principle of harmony. To speak and write correctly, you must understand how vowels and consonants influence the suffixes attached to words.Alphabet...
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Expressing Desire: "I want to..." (mAk istemek)
grammarThis structure is essential for expressing what you want or intend to do. In Turkish, instead of conjugating two verbs back-to-back, the first verb stays in its "infinitive&qu...
Read moreTurkish Nominal Sentences (İsim Cümleleri)
grammarA nominal sentence is one where the predicate is a noun or an adjective (e.g., "I am a teacher," "You are tired"). In Turkish, we create these sentences by addi...
Read moreEmphatic Adjectives (Pekiştirme Sıfatları)
grammarEmphatic adjectives are used in Turkish to intensify the meaning of a quality, similar to how we say "pitch black" or "squeaky clean" in English. There is no st...
Read moreTurkish Dative Case: Preposition "To" (A / E)
grammarIn Turkish, the preposition "To" (indicating direction or approaching) is a suffix attached to the end of a word. It follows the rules of 2-way vowel harmony.The Basic Ru...
Read morePreposition "DAN" in Turkish (From / Out of / Than)
grammarIn Turkish, the preposition for "from" is expressed by the suffix -DAN. It is used whenever you are moving away from a location, receiving something from someone, or iden...
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