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I would like to get some clarification regarding subtleties of using "talk/say/speak" turkish
I would really appreciate any help from native speakers of turkish on pertaining to clarifying the following verbs' translations:
- I have said that...
- I have told him...
- I have talked to him...
- I have discussed...
- I argued with him...
- How does one say the English "I consider smth" (for instance I consider it normal) in turkish?
Also, I saw "bildirmek" verb, but I guess it means "to inform"
That was indeed the intense question. I am looking forward to wise and comprehensive reply of native speakers of turkish as soon as possible.
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construction "I have ever done/written/made..." in turkish
What is the precise turkish phrase/construction for the english "I have ever done, written, etc..."?
For instance:
This is the best book I have ever written.
Bu en iyi kitap.........(I do not know what to insert here)
This is the best movie I have ever watched.
Bu en iyi film....
I would like to thank native speakers of turkish in advance for their wise and quick reply.
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Benim adın İlya. Ben öğrenciyim. Ünivirseteye gidiyorum. Rusya'da oturuyorum. Ben yirmi yaşindayım. Rusça, İngilizce ve çok az Türkçe konuşuyorum. Müzik dinlemek ve tenis oynamak seviyorum, ama televizyon izlemekten nefret ediyorum.
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A little bit confused with an "-ini" suffix in a turkish verb
"Uzmanlar, Avrupalı liderlerin İspanya'dan bütçe açığının kapatılmasını sağlayacak tutarlı bir plan beklediklerini söylüyor."
What kind of meaning does the "-ini" suffix convey in the "beklediklerini" verb? I am even not sure about existence of such a suffix. It would be really nice and helpful if any native speaker could clarify it.
Any help is appreciated.
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