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turkish learners

1. Var – Yok (There is - There isn’t / There are – There aren’t) Var means «there is», «there are», and «there exists». Sokakta arabalar var. (There are cars in the street.) Odada iki pencere ve bir kapı var. (There are two windows and one door in the room.) With the first and second person suffixes, the sense is conveyed is that of being included in something. Toplantıda varım. (I’m included in the meeting.) Yemekte varsınız. ( You’re included in the dinner (meal) / You are going to be present at dinner (meal). Yok shows the absence of something, that it does not exist.

2. Bardakta su var . (+) Bardakta kola yok . (-) Some Examples Tabakta elma var . (+) Tabakta yumurta yok . (-) Resimde kadın var . (+) Resimde köpek var . (+) Resimde kedi yok. (-)

3. How to make questions with «var and yok» Ne var? (What’s there?) A. Resimde ne var ? (What’s in the picture?) B. Resimde telefon var . (There’s a phone in the picture.) Kim var? (Who’s there?) A. Resimde kim var ? (Who’s in the picture?) B. Resimde adam var . (There’s a man in the picture.) B. Resimde kız var. (There’s a girl in the picture.)

4. Resimde kravat var mı? (Is there a tie in the picture?) *Evet. (Yes.) *Evet, var. (Yes, there is.) *Evet, resimde kravat var. (Yes, there is a tie in the picture.) Resimde çorap var mı? (Is there a sock in the picture?) *Hayır, resimde çorap yok. (No, there isn’t a sock in the picture) *Hayır, yok. (No, there isn’t.) *Hayır. (No.) Yes / No Questions with ( mı?) «var mı? / yok mu?»

5. Some More Details: If “ var ” indicates that something exists. Kalem burada yok . ( There is no pencil here ) “ Yok ” indicates the non-existence of something . “Yok” indicates something’s or someone’s absence. Moreover, “Yok” can mean “No” . But please watch out when using this way because this use is a little bit of informal even though it can make you sound like a real Turkish native. Partiye gelecek mis i n? ( Will you come to the party ? ) Yok. (No.)

6. Some More Details: In Turkish, ” sahip olmak means “to have”. Instead of using t his word, Turkish people simply use “ var ” or “yok” to describe the things they have. Kalemin var mı ? ( Do you have a pencil ? ) Hiç param yok . (I don’t have any money.)

7. Translate from Turkish to English or from English to Turkish Ağaçta kuş var. There is no food at home. My brother is at home. Param yok. Is there bread? Is there milk? Is there sugar in the coffee? Evde su var mı?

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