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    The document provides information about the story past tense in Turkish grammar. It explains that the story past tense is formed by adding the suffix "-mi!" to the verb root and is used to talk about something learned from others or to express uncertainty. It gives examples of regular past tense versus story past tense usage and provides conjugated forms of example verbs in the story past tense with different personal pronouns.

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    There are 5 fundamental tenses in Turkish. These are: Open mini chat

    1. Present simple tense (Geni! zaman) New in Forums


    Should ,means and others difficulties
    2. Present continuous tense ("imdiki zaman) ulak: ... ... ya da ... olsalarda, herkesin yemek ... ...
    ... y...

    3. Future tense (Gelecek zaman) as low as


    Henry: Bence ´as low as´ = kadar az In your exam
    as ...
    4. Past tense with -di (-di'li geçmi! zaman) --> Regular past tense Ona göre
    si++: Literally: x´e göre = as it looks to x, how it l
    5. Past tense with -mi! (-mi!'li geçmi! zaman) --> Also called the story past tense to...
    Turkish to English
    Past tense with -mi! (-mi!'li geçmi! zaman) ==> Also harp00n: Derya has a wifi ... i´m using it for e-m

    called the story past tense 5 kilo fazlam var...


    Abla: Thank you for your answers, AlphaF, gokuyu
    ikicihan.
    To obtain the story past tense of a verb, we append the suffix -mi! to the verb. Be careful about the
    lyrics translation please
    harmony rules. Past tense with -mi! is used: nifrtity: I will search for this lyrics more but I didn
    it please help me ...
    To talk about something you learned from somebody else or some other resource, there is some turkish to english please
    sam1: ...
    uncertainty in the statement. If you use the story past tense when talking about something, it Turkish to English
    implies that you are not the source of the information and you shouldn't be responsible for the insallah: Selam Cnm, bizi hatirladin yine, cok sag
    bir gundu ama hava sog...
    mistakes. sahip (olmak)?
    Abla: sahip is an Arabic loanword which means ...
    I talked to his mother. He went to school. --> Annesiyle konu!tum. Okula gitmi!. (The as any noun. As...
    part about talking to the mother is your direct experience, so you tell it using regular Please help me translate T-E
    rubyraven7: Thanks Tunci! I really appreciate you
    past tense. However, the part about he going to school is information you got from the Please let me know if I...
    mother, so you tell it using story past tense.) seni annen mi giydirdi?
    Abla: ... by the way, do you have the Turkish loanw
    in Swedish?
    To talk about something you just learned or understood
    colloquial in future tense
    tunci: Colloquial in Present ... Tense ; [Note: this fo
    Is this your daughter? She is very beautiful. --> Bu senin kızın mı? Çok güzelmi!. (You informal and ...
    just noticed that she is beautiful, and you express this using story past tense)
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    Simple stories are written and told in using this tense.

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    Story past tense of a word is constructed this way:
    word root + (negative) + mi! + present tense to be

    The same way story past tense is applied to verbs, it can also be applied to nouns and adjectives.
    I talked to Kemal about her. She is sick. --> Kemal'le onun hakkında konu!tum. Hastaymı!. (You
    learned that she is sick from Kemal)
    Prime minister was in France yesterday. --> Ba!bakan dün Fransadaymı!. (You use story past tense
    because you learned this from somebody else or from the news)
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    Prime minister was not in France yesterday. --> Ba!bakan dün Fransada de#ilmi!. (Remember that
    negatives of non-verbs are made with de"il) Most commented

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    Let's see the use of story past tense on some example verbs.
    gel-mi! --> gelmi! --> he came
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    git-mi!-siniz--> gitmi!siniz --> you went (plural you)
    oku-mi!-sin--> okumu!sun --> you read
    kapat-mi!-ler--> kapatmı!lar --> they closed Profile of CHiZZY

    ko!-me-mi!--> ko!mamı! --> he did not run


    ara-me-mi!-sin--> aramamı!sın --> you did not call
    konu!-me-mi!-ler--> konu!mamı!lar --> they did not talk Profile of BooBoo

    ver-mi!-iz--> vermi!iz --> we gave

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    Finally, let's see how a verb is used in the story past tense with different personal pronouns.

    English Turkish
    Ay!e
    to wait --> beklemek
    i waited (ben) beklemi!-im --> beklemi!im Story by erdinc

    you waited (sen) beklemi!-sin --> beklemi!sin Alphabet


    he \ (o) beklemi!
    Turkish lesson by admin
    she | waited Level: beginner
    it / Lesson 4: Names of nations
    countries
    we waited (biz) beklemi!-iz --> beklemi!iz
    Turkish lesson by metehan
    you waited (siz) beklemi!-siniz --> beklemi!siniz Level: beginner

    they waited (onlar) beklemi!-ler --> beklemi!ler Antalya - Kaleici


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    Comments (8)

    aloosh Jan 18 + -
    konu!mamı!lar --> they did not talk Report
    they talked = ??? (+1)

    please help

    sahar elgammal 7/18/2011 + -


    found it very helpful Report
    (+2)

    erayyyy 6/27/2011 + -
    @MineMetin Report

    No!!! Past perfect does not equal (mi!´li geçmi! zaman).


    Past Perfect tense is used by British speakers and it is used to indicate an
    action happened before another.. However, with the mi!´li geçmi!
    zaman, you cannot always tell which action happened before or later on.
    =)) I hope this helps.
    sarona 2/2/2011 + -
    hmmm Report
    (+1)

    D.Erika 12/11/2009 + -
    a bit complicated ...but thank you ! Report
    (+2)

    Hbb 11/26/2009 + -
    For this part, it is called "non-evidential" for the "-mis li gecmis zaman" Report
    and "evidential" for the "-di li gecmis zaman". (+1)

    MineMetin 11/23/2009 + -

    this part is not correct ; as far as I know, we have to use "had + Verb 3" in Report
    story-past-tense (mis´li gecmis zaman)??? PLEASE CORRECT THIS (+3)
    PART

    jawad 7/30/2009 + -
    very helpful lessons ,,thanks every ont there,jawad from afghanistan . Report
    (+4)

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