Breakdown of Görüşmek fiili de bir karşılıklı eylemdir; örneğin, biz her hafta sonu komşularımızla görüşürüz.
olmak
to be
bir
a
biz
we
bizim
our
her
every
ile
with
de
also
komşu
the neighbor
hafta sonu
the weekend
fiil
the verb
örneğin
for example
görüşmek
to meet
karşılıklı
reciprocal
eylem
the action
görüşmek
to meet
Elon.io is an online learning platform
We have an entire course teaching Turkish grammar and vocabulary.
Questions & Answers about Görüşmek fiili de bir karşılıklı eylemdir; örneğin, biz her hafta sonu komşularımızla görüşürüz.
What does it mean when the sentence describes “görüşmek” as a karşılıklı eylem?
It means that the verb “görüşmek” represents a reciprocal or mutual action. In this context, the action of meeting is performed by both parties—each person meets the other—rather than one-sidedly.
Why is the verb mentioned in its infinitive form “görüşmek” when discussing its properties, while the example uses “görüşürüz”?
Turkish typically presents verbs in their infinitive (dictionary) form to talk about their general characteristics. “Görüşmek” is the infinitive, showing the basic meaning “to meet.” In the example sentence, “görüşürüz” is the conjugated form for the first person plural (we meet), demonstrating how the verb is used in everyday context.
What role does the particle de play in “Görüşmek fiili de…”?
The particle de functions much like “also” or “too” in English. It indicates that, in addition to other actions or verbs, “görüşmek” too is a reciprocal action.
How is the phrase her hafta sonu constructed, and what does it tell us about the frequency of the action?
The phrase is composed of her (every), hafta (week), and sonu (end). When combined, her hafta sonu means “every weekend,” indicating that the action occurs on a regular, recurring basis.
How is the word komşularımızla formed, and what are its components?
Komşularımızla is built from several parts:
• Komşu (neighbor)
• -lar (plural suffix, making “neighbors”)
• -ımız (possessive suffix for “our”)
• -la (instrumental suffix meaning “with”)
Together, they form “with our neighbors.”
How do the two parts of the sentence relate to each other?
The sentence is divided by a semicolon into two connected parts. The first part, “Görüşmek fiili de bir karşılıklı eylemdir,” explains the general grammatical concept—that “görüşmek” is a reciprocal verb. The second part, “örneğin, biz her hafta sonu komşularımızla görüşürüz,” offers a concrete example of this usage in everyday life. This structure effectively links theory with practice.