The Locative Case in Turkish (-da, -de, -ta, -te) Learn how to use the Turkish locative case (-da, -de, -ta, -te) to express location, just like “at,” “in,” and “on” in English. Continue Reading →
‘Without’ or ‘Before’ in Turkish: -Meden/-Madan Learn how to use the Turkish suffix -meden / -madan to express “without” and “before” with clear rules, examples, and sentence structures. Continue Reading →
Mastering Sequential Actions in Turkish: -ıp, -ip, -up, -üp Learn how to use the suffix -ıp, -ip, -up, -üp to express sequential actions naturally in Turkish. Continue Reading →
The Direct Speech in Turkish Learn how to use direct speech in Turkish (doğrudan anlatım). Learn key verbs & sentence structures to quote someone in Turkish. Continue Reading →
Should & Must (-Malı/Meli): Expressing Obligation in Turkish Learn how to express obligation in Turkish with the suffixes -malı/-meli, translating to “must” or “should” in English. Continue Reading →
Diminutive Cases in Turkish (Küçültme Ekleri): Expressing Smallness and Compassion Discover how diminutive cases in Turkish (-cık, -ca, -cağız) express smallness, affection, and group actions. A must-know for Turkish learners! Continue Reading →