Learn Turkish Grammar: Plural Suffix in Turkish

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[@marcocisneros4379]

Lar and Ler sound the same right? For me both sound like LaSH

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[@fatimaezzahra2496]

Thank you so much💙😘 I have a request please , would you make Vowels Pronunciation slow practice? I can't handle it just my tongue flying no where😂 my native language is Arabic though my second and languages are French and English ,it's way confusing 🙌🤗 Bana yerdimet nolur

[@lovelygodm7916]

There is a mistake here! You must change "Back vowels and front vowels" !

[@СМ13И-33МКаракурт]

Just see the vowel at the end of a word. for example arabA-lAr, meyvE-Ler, üzÜm-ler, kedİ-ler , okUl-lar A,I,O,U - sufix -lar, E,İ,Ö,Ü sufix ler

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[@alkarisi2585]

When you are at home. "Evdeyim" means "I am at home"

[@krokusd5361]

Hello, I'm confused about the plural of "hayal" which means dream. The plural should be "hayallar" but it seems to be "hayaller". Why?

[@Kheliks]

You just found an exception. In terms of strict vowel harmony, "hayaller" does violate the rule indeed.. Turkish allows for some exceptions to the rule, especially in borrowed words or inflectional forms. Word origin is arabic. In Spoken Turkish, we pronounce hayal word last "a" between a/e sound. more close to e sound slightly. sound like Hayeller. So it fits our spoken vowel harmony. But this is very advanced thing most natives dont recognize. in fact Turkish has more vowel sounds in spoken language. different variation of a, e sounds.

[@rushdahareem8347]

Merhaba I want to ask u that is there any countable or uncountable noun in turkish?

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

No, that's why any noun can be made plural.

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[@belloalamin2735]

when do you decide if you choose frontal vowel or end vowel?

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Bello Alamin This is how: You look at the last vowel of the word you are attaching the plural suffix. If the last vowel is a front vowel then the plural suffix will be -lar. If the last vowel of the word is a back vowel, the plural suffix will be -ler.

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

Bello Alamin These are the front vowels: a, ı, o, u These are the back vowels: e, i, ö, ü

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[@matipo_ciax6046]

What about the word kalp?

[@dilxwazhesen6938]

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[@bintehawa9352]

Very helpful thankyou so much

[@hagerahmed5716]

i dont understand the differnce between back and fronyal vowels?

[@ksfbkk5301]

what does anahtar mean

[@LearnTurkishwithMuki]

ksf bkk It means key.

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[@YYy-mi7fm]

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[@isabelacosta5110]

hey, in the case "sandviçler ve elmalar" and " baliklar sandviçleri yer", why there is a difference in the suffix for sandviç in each phrase?

[@md6498]

Balıklar sandiviçlerİ yer. In this case, the Word sandiviçler is the object of the sentence. If you wanna use a Word as an object, you should add an -i or -ı at the end of the word. So, you should learn the accusative case in turkish to understand it well.

[@СМ13И-33МКаракурт]

Balıklar sandiviçler-i yer, this i sufix of acusative

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[@manarahmed1917]

Thank you so much but the information is repeated in a previous video

[@xx_kpopcloud_xx979]

Where we use ler and where we use lar

[@alkarisi2585]

When the last vowel in the word is a/ı/o/u , you use "lar" When the last vowel in the word is e/i/ö/ü, you use "ler" Telefon-lar (Phones) Seyirci-ler (Audiences) There are some exceptions.

[@ruzohub6164]

According to the harmony of the word

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