They are almost same, but with different tenses.
Sev-er;
its in aorist form.
(this is what we call "Geniş zaman". "Aorist form" denotes "continuing activity".
Sever; he/she/it continuing to 'love' in this word.
Sev-iyor;
is used in the "present continuous" tense in this word.
August 8, 2014
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At first you can think "geniş zaman" (sev-er, gel-ir, koş-ar etc.) as simple present tense and "şimdiki zaman" as present continuous tense (sev-iyor, gel-iyor, koş-uyor). This explanation enough, just for now.
August 13, 2014
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Ops,,, İ typed it wrong, it's (seviyorlar)
August 8, 2014
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I didn't understand what do you mean by 'savıyorlar', if you write it in English, I can help.
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