Handbook - AB Ofisi - Hacettepe Ãniversitesi
Handbook - AB Ofisi - Hacettepe Ãniversitesi
Handbook - AB Ofisi - Hacettepe Ãniversitesi
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without car<br />
without salt<br />
without milk<br />
arabasız<br />
tuzsuz<br />
sütsüz<br />
from<br />
from home<br />
from car<br />
den/dan<br />
evden<br />
arabadan<br />
to<br />
to the car<br />
to the school<br />
to the gallery<br />
to the house<br />
ya, a, ye, e<br />
arabaya<br />
okula<br />
galeriye<br />
eve<br />
in, on, at<br />
at the car<br />
on the street<br />
in the house<br />
at the customs<br />
da, ta, de, te<br />
arabada<br />
sokakta<br />
evde<br />
gümrükte<br />
Nouns<br />
A noun is always singular when used with a number.<br />
Example: “4 cars” = 4 araba, “2 hands” = 2 el.<br />
There are no masculine or feminine nouns in Turkish so that<br />
“he” and “she” are the same. Also there is not a specific<br />
word for “the” in Turkish. For example araba could mean<br />
either “car” or “the car”. “a” is the same word as “one” bir<br />
araba means “a car “ or “one car” according to context.<br />
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