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Questions & Answers about Görünüm güzel.
What does Görünüm mean?
Görünüm translates to "appearance" in English. It refers to the way someone or something looks.
Why is there no linking verb like "is" in the sentence Görünüm güzel?
In Turkish, the present tense of the verb "to be" is typically omitted. The adjective güzel directly describes the subject Görünüm, so the meaning "(is) nice" is understood without an explicit verb.
Do adjectives in Turkish, such as güzel, change form to agree with the subject?
No, Turkish adjectives remain unchanged regardless of number or person. Güzel stays the same whether the subject is singular, plural, masculine, or feminine.
What is the sentence structure of Görünüm güzel, and how does it compare to English?
The structure is Subject (Görünüm) + Predicate Adjective (güzel). Unlike English, which uses a linking verb (e.g., "is"), Turkish omits this verb in the present tense, making the sentence more concise.
How would you say "My appearance is nice" in Turkish?
To indicate possession, you add the appropriate possessive suffix. For example, "Görünüşüm güzel" means "My appearance is nice," where -üm attached to görünüş marks the first-person singular possessive.
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