Questions & Answers about Adam yetmiş yaşında.
In Turkish, the verb to be is often not spoken as a separate word in simple present-tense sentences.
So:
- Adam yetmiş yaşında = The man is seventy years old
In the 3rd person singular, Turkish usually leaves the copula unspoken in this kind of sentence.
Compare:
- Ben yetmiş yaşındayım = I am seventy years old
- Sen yetmiş yaşındasın = You are seventy years old
- O yetmiş yaşında = He/She is seventy years old
So in your sentence, the is is understood.
Adam most commonly means man.
In context, it can mean:
- the man
- a man
- sometimes more loosely the guy
Turkish does not have words exactly like English a/an and the, so the exact meaning depends on context.
So Adam yetmiş yaşında could be understood as:
- The man is seventy years old
- A man is seventy years old
though in many contexts the man is the more natural translation