Breakdown of Araştırma yaparken, mütehassıs görüşlerini de dinlemek faydalı oluyor.
olmak
to be
yapmak
to do
de
also
dinlemek
to listen
faydalı
useful
araştırma
the research
mütehassıs
specialist
görüş
the opinion
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Questions & Answers about Araştırma yaparken, mütehassıs görüşlerini de dinlemek faydalı oluyor.
What does Araştırma yaparken mean, and what role does the suffix -ken play in this phrase?
Araştırma yaparken translates to “while doing research.” The suffix -ken is added to the verb to indicate that one action is taking place at the same time as another. Here, it shows that during the process of doing research, another activity is carried out.
What is the meaning of the word mütehassıs in this sentence?
The word mütehassıs means “expert” or “specialist.” It is used to specify whose opinions are recommended for listening—that is, the opinions coming from experts.
How is görüşlerini constructed, and what does this structure indicate?
Görüşlerini comes from the noun görüş (meaning “opinion” or “view”) with the accusative/possessive suffix -lerini attached. This construction indicates that the opinions belong to (or are associated with) experts and that “listening” is directed at these opinions.
What function does the particle de serve in the phrase mütehassıs görüşlerini de dinlemek?
The particle de means “also” or “too.” It is used here to add the idea of inclusion, suggesting that, in addition to other aspects of research, listening to experts’ opinions is beneficial.
Why is the verb dinlemek used as the subject without an explicit subject pronoun, and what does faydalı oluyor convey?
In Turkish, it is common to use the infinitive form of a verb—as in dinlemek (“to listen”)—as the subject of a general statement. Faydalı oluyor means “is beneficial” or “turns out to be beneficial.” The sentence as a whole expresses the idea that listening to experts’ opinions during research proves to be advantageous, without needing an explicit subject.