Consonant Harmony in Turkish

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Well I think learning Turkish is like Mathematics. Just we have to follow the rules. And it is quite easy. Just we have to increase our vocabulary !

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I have a question regarding the past tense. The past tense form baktı why not baktu? Similarly sevdi why not sevdü?

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Explained here but you need to be patient around 10 minutes in order to get it correctly. :)) kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5K2coGNht2ohas

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@@premiumturkish Yes now I understood. Round vowels follow round vowels and the words are in a rhythm.

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[@iqbalkheyratty3057]

Merhaba! I am a bit confused with consonant harmony can you explain more clearly when we used: ci, im, in, da, in, er, ta

[@bilhigh]

e is vowel so why not da and ta I get it nothing bro