Turkish Verb to Be

Learn the forms of the verb to be in Turkish

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To Be Suffixes in Turkish

The forms of the verb to be are used as suffixes.

ben -im  I am  biz -iz  we are 
sen -sin  you are (sing.)  siz -siniz  you are (plural) 
o -dur  he / she / it is  onlar -dırlar  they are 

The suffixes –dur and –dırlar are mostly omitted in speech, and they can sometimes be left out in the written language.

The vowels used in the suffix “to be” shift with Vowel Harmony, which is the topic of the next section.


 

 

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