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Alexey Kapranoff
How to say "I can't help but do something"? I just learnt "-bilmek" suffix to mean "can do something" and also negative form. So we have "koşabilirim" -- "I can run" and "koşamam" -- "I cannot run". How do I say "I cannot not run" -- meaning "I can't help but run" or "I can't help running"? "I am not able not to run" has the same meaning.
Feb 28, 2014 7:51 PM
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'' koşmadan edemiyorum'', '' koşmama engel olamıyorum'' or '' koşmama mani olamıyorum'' will also work.
March 1, 2014
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"Koşmadan yapamıyorum" or "Koşmadan duramıyorum" will work.
February 28, 2014
I tend to always run every where I go. This is a habit of mine.
February 28, 2014
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Alexey Kapranoff
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English, Russian, Turkish
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English, Turkish
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