Adverbs of time in Turkish
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Sign up for freeThe adverbs of time indicate the time of an action and can be found as an answer to the question 'when? (ne zaman?)
Example dialogues:
Zaman zarfları | Adverbs of time |
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sabah | (in the) morning |
öğlen | at noon/midday |
akşam | (in the) evening |
bugün | today |
şimdi | now |
yarın | tomorrow |
dün | yesterday |
haftaya | next week |
yakında | soon |
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Adverbs of time are used to show:
The suffix '-leri /-ları' is added to the name of the day or parts of the day to indicate that a case occurs regularly.
Note: Also 'her' (every) can be used with the name of the day or parts of the day.
The table shows the adverbs that are used to express frequency.
Zaman zarfları | Adverbs of time | Examples |
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Hep / her zaman | always | Her zaman süt içerim. (I always drink milk) |
Genellikle | usually | Genellikle evde pişirir. (She usually cook at home) |
Haftada bir | once a week | Haftada bir yüzmeye gider. (She goes to swimming once a week.) |
Bazen | sometimes | Bazen İzmir'e giderim. (I sometimes go to İzmir.) |
Sık sık | often | Sık sık annesine yardım eder. (She often helps her mother.) |
Adverbs of time can be used with a specific and general period of time or the starting point of events.