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O - no suffix required



eg: (öğrenci = student ), (O öğrenci = he/she/it is a student)

He/she/it (is)

No suffix needed for O

Ben - small vowel harmonies (to say "I am" or "I'm" )



a,ı ➡ ım


e,i ➡ im


o,u➡ um


ö,ü➡ üm



🔹once added to a word this suffix means "I'm" or "also", so it is not necessary use "ben" ie: (öğrenci = student), (Ben öğrenciyim = I am a student), (Öğrenciyim = I'm a student)

🔹once added to a word this suffix means "I'm" or "also", so it is not necessary use "ben" ie: (Ben öğrenciyim = I am a student), (Öğrenciyim = I'm a student)

Suffix required

Biz - small vowel harmonies to say "we" "we are"



a,ı ➡ ız


e,i ➡ iz


o,u➡ uz


ö,ü➡ üz



🔹biz not necessary once suffix has been added to the word. eg: (öğrenci = student), (biz öğrenciyiz = we are students), (Öğrenciyiz = we're students)

We

Suffix required

Sen - small vowel harmonies to say "you are". Single or informal



a,ı ➡ sın


e,i ➡ sin


o,u➡ sun


ö,ü➡ sün



🔹sen is not necessary when suffix has been added to the word. eg: (öğrenci = student), (sen öğrencisin = you are a student), (öğrencisin = you're a student)


🔹there are exceptions to this rule.


🔸When a word ends with a soft L with the harder sounding vowel immediately before it (a,ı,o,u) the softer vowel harmony is used. (usually these words are of arabic or english origin).


🔸eg: meşgul - the vowel harmony rule would indicate that "sun" should be used, however due to the soft L we use the softer counter part instead giving us "meşgulsün".


🔸Another example is the word "normal". Although english in origin it is pronounced "normahl" with a softer L meaning instead of the "sın" indicated by the vowel harmony rule we instead use the softer counter part giving us "normalsin"

You - single / informal

Suffix required

Siz - small vowel harmonies to say "you are". The "plural you" or "polite you"



a,ı ➡ sınız


e,i ➡ siniz


o,u➡ sunuz


ö,ü➡ sünüz



🔹siz is not necessary once suffix has been added to the word. eg (öğrenci = student), (siz öğrencisiniz = you are a student/you are students), (öğrencisiniz = you are a student/you are students)


🔹there are exceptions to this rule. Words ending in soft L sound require the soft counter parts. ie normal (pronouced normahl) would require "sınız" according to the soft vowel harmony rule, however due to the soft pronunciation of the L we instead use the soft counterpart "siniz" giving us normalsiniz

You - plural / polite / formal

Suffix required

Onlar - big vowel harmony to say "they are". Plural for people/animals only



a,ı,o,u ➡ lar or onlar (pronounced lash)


e,i,ö,ü➡ ler (pronounced lesh)

They/they are - plural only for people and animals

Suffix required

small vowel harmonies rule before suffixes added


a,ı ➡ ı


e,i ➡ i


o,u➡ u


ö,ü➡ ü



When adding suffixes:


🔹use the last vowel of the word to find the correct vowel to begin suffix


🔹if the word ends in a vowel add a 'y' before the suffix

When adding suffixes: 🔹use the last vowel of the word to find the correct vowel to begin suffix🔹if the word ends in a vowel add a 'y' before the suffix