This document discusses dental suffixes in Turkish grammar. It explains that when adding a suffix beginning with T or D, the last letter of the root word determines if it is a T or D. If the last letter is F/S/T/K/H/Ç/Ş/P, the suffix becomes a T. Otherwise, it is a D. Examples are provided such as "gitTim" (I went) and "yazDım" (I wrote). Readers are asked to practice adding dental suffixes to verbs. Comments provide more examples like "hissettim" (I felt) and discuss exceptions like making "mutlu" + "idik" into "mutluyduk".
This document discusses dental suffixes in Turkish grammar. It explains that when adding a suffix beginning with T or D, the last letter of the root word determines if it is a T or D. If the last letter is F/S/T/K/H/Ç/Ş/P, the suffix becomes a T. Otherwise, it is a D. Examples are provided such as "gitTim" (I went) and "yazDım" (I wrote). Readers are asked to practice adding dental suffixes to verbs. Comments provide more examples like "hissettim" (I felt) and discuss exceptions like making "mutlu" + "idik" into "mutluyduk".
This document discusses dental suffixes in Turkish grammar. It explains that when adding a suffix beginning with T or D, the last letter of the root word determines if it is a T or D. If the last letter is F/S/T/K/H/Ç/Ş/P, the suffix becomes a T. Otherwise, it is a D. Examples are provided such as "gitTim" (I went) and "yazDım" (I wrote). Readers are asked to practice adding dental suffixes to verbs. Comments provide more examples like "hissettim" (I felt) and discuss exceptions like making "mutlu" + "idik" into "mutluyduk".
Skip to content Home Turkey Turkish Language --> Dental suffixes Keren, i think this can help you (unless you got everything explained ): when you need to add a suffix that starts with T or D, it meens you need to add a dental suffixe. If the last letter before the dental suffixe is f/s/t/k/h///p , then D softens and turns into T, so you have a suffixe that starts with a T. If the last letter before the suffixe is a vowel or b/c/d/g/j/l/m/n/r/z (did i miss any consonants?), you simply add the suffix that starts with letter D. For example: gitTim (i went) korkTum (i was scared) kTm (i went out) BUT yazDm (i wrote) deDim (i said) oturDum (i sat) Your task would be to add dental suffixes to the chosen verbs (find some interesting verbs that would be useful to know (if possible)).
Best phrase to remember f/s/t/k/h///p is ift Haseki Paa remove the vowel sounds. Comments 3 1. Keren cute wrote: kazandn you won (I am not so sure :D) tuttun you hold utum I flew sevdin you loved buldular they found yardm ettim I helped uyudun you slept yrdk we walked correct me if I am wrong, Posted 06 Oct 2009 at 11:08 am 2. Keren cute wrote: I wanna add more hissettim I felt inandn you believed mutluduk we was happy<i believe it should have been mutluyduk ill try to find an explanation for that oynadn we played< YOU played ptm I kissed aldk we bought well done! Posted 06 Oct 2009 at 11:15 am 3. LearnTurkishNow! wrote: Herkese merhaba, Mutlu-y-duk is actually Mutlu + idik: mutlu ends with a consanant and idik start with a consanant. but it becomes mutlu-y-duk (note that the infusion letter y goes in the middle and idik becomes duk to comply with the vowel harmony) Selamlar, Yasemin Posted 02 Nov 2009 at 9:45 am Post a Comment Your email is never published nor shared. Required fields are marked * Name * Email * Website Message
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