Turkish Causative Verbs [Mood] Explained - Learn Turkish

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WHAT ARE TURKISH CAUSATIVE VERBS (MOOD)?
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In today’s lecture we will learn Causative Verbs in Turkish. If you remember, the active form of a verb is when “somebody is doing someone” and the passive form which we’ll learn tomorrow, is “something is done by someone”. The causative form is “to get something done by somebody or something”. When speaking English, we generally use the phrases “to get something done (by …)” or “to have done by …”, in Turkish we use the Causative suffixes.

There are different causative suffixes that you need to add depending on the verb root.

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[sirouseghlimi]

Hi Sir
Thank you for very useful video lessons.

Could you please help me to understand the grammer of the word"demektir".It is used in below sentence
Eğer varsa bavulunuz yarı yarıya hafifledi demektir
verb+tir=demek+tir

Thank you in advance

[khanshaheen]

Please explain the difference between monosyllabic and polysyllabic verbs

[thequirkycolleen]

İs there Any rule through which we will understand that which monosyllabic verb ending in consonant would take ır⁴ or ar/er