Negation in Turkish: ‘Hayır,’ ‘Değil,’ ‘Yok,’ and Negative Suffixes Learn how negation works in Turkish with examples of words, suffixes, and double negatives. Master negative forms like “hayır”, “değil” or “yok”. Continue Reading →
How to Form Nominal Sentences in Turkish In Turkish, some sentences don’t contain any verb (nominal sentences). Learn how to form them with this guide. Master nominal suffixes in the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. Continue Reading →
How to Address Someone Formally in Turkish Learn how to address someone formally in Turkish with “siz,” honorifics like “Beyefendi” & “Hanımefendi,” and polite sentence examples. Continue Reading →
Making Suggestions in Turkish with the Optative Mood (İstek Kipi) The optative mood (istek kipi) in Turkish allows you to express wishes, suggestions, or polite offers. Discover when and how to use it. Continue Reading →
The Consonant Harmony in Turkish Discover how the consonant harmony works in Turkish. First case is the word consonant mutation (“Ketçap rule”). Second case is the suffix consonant mutation. Continue Reading →
The Accusative Case in Turkish In Turkish, the accusative case is used when the direct object of a verb is specific and identifiable. Learn how to form the accusative case in this article. Continue Reading →