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Superlative adjectives in Turkish language

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Superlative adjectives in Turkish language

I speak Turkish better than Stefan.

Ben Stefan’dan daha iyi Türkçe konuşuyorum. (Sounds complex? lets have a closer look)

Ben: I

Stefan’dan : (means From stefan ) than Stefan

iyi : good

daha iyi : better

As you can see the word “daha” corresponds to -er suffix in English.

Senden daha güzelim. (I am more beautiful than you)

For to make the sentence like

She is the most beautiful girl. ( O en güzel kız)

the word is “en” is used to give the meaning of “the most”.

Find some adjectives from a Turkish dictionary and make sentences in the comments section.

Comments 6

Stefan wrote:
Merhaba Mert,

simdi cümlerim:

*) Bir az üc. <——Bir üçden azdır.

*) Dört daha iki. <——- Dört ikiden daha büyüktür.

*) Ben en mutsuz oglan. <—-ben en mutsuz oğlanım (MOST MAKE SENSE)

*) Askim beniden seviyor biliyorum. <—–Aşkım benden daha çok seviyor,biliyorum

*) Mert benden bira iciyor. <—–Mert benden daha çok bira içiyor (This is absolutely making sense hehe)

Any of these make sense?
Posted 28 Aug 2008 at 4:46 pm ¶
fran wrote:
Bir üçden azdır.

Dört ikiden daha büyüktür.

what does it mean. i didn’t find verbs “azdmak” and “büyüktmak” anywhere
<—
because they are not verbs they are verbs derived from subjectives.
-az : less
-büyük : big
Posted 22 Oct 2008 at 9:17 pm ¶
Lilith wrote:
Bu büyük kırmızı halı küçük mavi halıdan daha pahalı, ama en güzel halı.
Senden daha ikircikliyim. <——(ikircikliyim what is it?)
Bu yürüyüş yolu en daha iyi markalı.<—- daha and en is not used together. bu yürüyüş yolu daha iyi markalı.
Posted 31 Oct 2008 at 7:29 am ¶
Lilith wrote:
ikircikli - irresolute, (from indecision), hesitating
I´m sorry, that´s the three words I found in my dictionary
pahalı, ikircikli and markalı
Posted 31 Oct 2008 at 4:47 pm ¶
admin wrote:
still doesnt make sense that word to me.
Posted 04 Nov 2008 at 12:27 pm ¶
kim trimble wrote:
Would this be correct:

Ben Elif’in beni sevmeyden daha onu sevirim.
(I love Elif her more than she loves me.)

<—- make sense but this is better. “daha” must be used with an adjective

Ben elifi beni sevmesinden daha çok onu severim.
i love Elif more than she loves me.
Posted 04 Nov 2008 at 9:55 pm ¶

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