Reciprocal verbs in Turkish
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The reciprocal verb gives a meaning of an action that is done together with another person. In English one would say `one another`. In Turkish, the suffix -(i)ş is used to provide this meaning. It is formed by adding the suffix to the verb root. The reciprocal mood can only be used with certain verbs.
Lesson outline
HideThe most common reciprocal verbs
| Active verb | Reflexive verb |
|---|---|
| tanımak (to know a person) | tanışmak (to meet with each other) |
| öpmek (to kiss) | öpüşmek (to kiss each other) |
| bakmak (to look at) | bakışmak (to look at each other) |
| bulmak (to find) | buluşmak (to meet up with someone) |
| aramak (to call) | araşmak (to call each other) |
| görmek (to see) | görüşmek (to meet up with each other) |
| sevmek (to love) | sevişmek (to love each other, make love) |
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Examples
- Active: Onu iki senedir tanıyorum. (I know her for two years.)
- Reciprocal: Onunla iki sene önce tanıştık. (We met with each other two years ago.)
- Active: O kız arkadaşını öpmedi. (He didn't kiss his girlfriend.)
- Reciprocal: Bu şehirden olan insanlar çok fazla öpüşmez. (People from this city don't kiss each other very much.)
- Active: Fiyatlara bak! (Look at the prices!)
- Reciprocal: Biz uzun süre bakıştık. (We looked at each other for a long time.)
- Active: Ben yeni bir iş buldum. (I found a new job.)
- Reciprocal: Bu akşam buluşmalıyız. (We should meet tonight.)
- Active: Seni yarın arayacağım. (I will call you tomorrow.)
- Reciprocal: Biz her hafta sonu araşırız. (They call each other every weekend.)
- Active: Onlar dün beni gördü. (They saw me yesterday.)
- Reciprocal: Daha fazla görüşmeliyiz. (We should see each other more.)
Exercises
- Multiple choice exercise on the reciprocal verbs in Turkish
- Fill in the blanks exercise about the reciprocal verbs
Multiple choice exercise on the reciprocal verbs in Turkish
Solution
'I should meet with my teacher.'
Öğretmenimle görüşmeliyim.
''We call each other every day.'
Biz her gün araşırız.
'They met with each other at school.'
Onlar okulda tanıştı.
'We are going to meet today.'
Biz bugün buluşacağız.
'They looked at each other for a long time.'
Onlar uzun süre bakıştı.
'Onlar öpüşmedi.'
They didn't kiss each other.
'Biz dün tanıştık.'
We met with each other yesterday.
'Onlar daha az görüşmeli.'
They should see each other less.
Fill in the blanks exercise about the reciprocal verbs
Fill in the missing verbs
They will meet with me tomorrow. -> Benimle yarın bulacaklar.
My family met with each other before 15 years ago. -> Ailem 15 yıl önce tantı.
We call each other every Sunday. -> Biz her Pazar araırız.
They see each other once in a month. -> Onlar haftada bir görürler.
We didn't look at each other. -> Biz bakmadık.
People from this city kiss each other two times. -> Bu şehirden olan insanlar iki kere öpürler.
Don't fight, make love. -> Savaşma, .
We call each other twice a day. -> Biz günde iki kere araırız.
I will meet with her today. ->Onunla bugün bulacağım.
They see each other at the weekend. -> Onlar haftasonu görürler.
Exercises
- Multiple choice exercise on the reciprocal verbs in Turkish
- Fill in the blanks exercise about the reciprocal verbs
Multiple choice exercise on the reciprocal verbs in Turkish
Solution
'I should meet with my teacher.'
Öğretmenimle görüşmeliyim.
''We call each other every day.'
Biz her gün araşırız.
'They met with each other at school.'
Onlar okulda tanıştı.
'We are going to meet today.'
Biz bugün buluşacağız.
'They looked at each other for a long time.'
Onlar uzun süre bakıştı.
'Onlar öpüşmedi.'
They didn't kiss each other.
'Biz dün tanıştık.'
We met with each other yesterday.
'Onlar daha az görüşmeli.'
They should see each other less.
Fill in the blanks exercise about the reciprocal verbs
Fill in the missing verbs
They will meet with me tomorrow. -> Benimle yarın bulacaklar.
My family met with each other before 15 years ago. -> Ailem 15 yıl önce tantı.
We call each other every Sunday. -> Biz her Pazar araırız.
They see each other once in a month. -> Onlar haftada bir görürler.
We didn't look at each other. -> Biz bakmadık.
People from this city kiss each other two times. -> Bu şehirden olan insanlar iki kere öpürler.
Don't fight, make love. -> Savaşma, .
We call each other twice a day. -> Biz günde iki kere araırız.
I will meet with her today. ->Onunla bugün bulacağım.
They see each other at the weekend. -> Onlar haftasonu görürler.
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Also the reason I chose Translation Studies is that I have a great interest in languages, including etymology, linguistics, phonetics and cultural aspects of them and I love not only learning about them, but also teaching them.
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I have been teaching Turkish online in another platform, and now I am on colanguage. I offer individual lessons for students, based on their goals, needs, language levels, and some other factors.
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I hope to meet you very soon and share this journey with you. Cheers!
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M. O.
I'm really inspired by my teacher and feel confident and encouraged throughout the learning process due to his extreme motivation to introduce interesting teaching strategies and to provide all the opportunities for his students' success. It's vital for a teacher to be adaptable in order to let his students thrive under his teaching style. In this respect Umut is highly dedicated and approachable. He's working really hard to support me as I learn. He's outstanding. He positively influences the atmosphere of our virtual classroom and his way of material representation as well as the lesson management is creative and stimulating. The process of studying goes along in deep interaction and collaboration thus becoming useful and resultative. I'm very thankful for having the privilege of working with such an inspired, energetic and creative teacher.
Umut K.
Hi, I was born in Turkey and I live in Turkey.
I am an experienced teacher in teaching Turkish as a foreign language.
I graduated from the Turkish Language and Literature Teaching Department. I have master's and doctorate degree on teaching Turkish.
I taught Turkish to Lithuanian, Slovakian, Iraqi, Iranian, Russian, Greek, Arab, Qatari, Nepali and Syrian students face to face or online.
• I am using English and Arabic as tool languages in my lessons.
• I can teach Turkish at beginner, intermediate, advanced or academic level.
• It is important for me to have a live communication with students in my course.
• I create the content of my course according to the expectations of the student.
• In my lessons, I use original teaching materials, short videos, quizzes, short and long texts arranged according to the level of the student.
If you want to learn Turkish in a professional and fun way with me, we can start right away.
M. O.
It is always a real challenge for a teacher to work with foreign students. A teacher has to display great skill and ability to organize the teaching process in a correct way in order to build a good learning environment and to foster an enthusiasm for and appreciation of the subject being studied. Eyyup Coskun possesses a keen ability to manage all these complicated aspects of teaching process. His behavior and teaching style are flexible , balanced and appropriate. He successfully combines such qualities as being sensitive to his students as well as being able to motivate them and hear their requires. His teaching approach can be characterised as "blended learning" with traditional "classroom" technologies integrated with computer mediated learning activities. It helps to increase the interaction between the participants (teacher - student) in the educational process and to develop a unique content adapted to the student's needs. I'm very grateful to my Teacher and I appreciate our co-working a lot! With best regards to Eyyup Coskun, Mila
Thank you very much for your nice comments Mila. Studying Turkish with you is also a great experience for me. It makes me happy to bring your superior ability in language learning to Turkish. Best wishes.