Radyo frekansını ayarlayınca müzik daha net çalıyor.

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Breakdown of Radyo frekansını ayarlayınca müzik daha net çalıyor.

• müzik: the music
• radyo: the radio
• frekans: the frequency

Questions & Answers about Radyo frekansını ayarlayınca müzik daha net çalıyor.

What is the function of -ınca in ayarlayınca?

The suffix -ınca (sometimes written -ince or -ünce/‑ünce by vowel harmony) turns a verb into a “when/once” clause. Here ayarla‑ means “to adjust/tune,” so ayarlayınca means “when (you) tune/adjust.” It does not change for person; the subject is understood from context.

Why is radyo frekansını in the accusative case, and what does the ‑ını ending represent?

Radyo frekansını is the direct object of ayarlamak (“to tune/adjust”).
• The ‑ı/‑i/‑u/‑ü ending marks the accusative, showing it’s a definite/specific object.
• Here radyo frekansı (“the radio’s frequency”) already has a 3rd‑person possessive ‑sı, but when you add the accusative, they merge into ‑sını.
So radyo frekansını literally means “the radio’s frequency (that you tune).”

What is the subject of the sentence, and why isn’t it explicitly stated?

Turkish often drops pronouns when they’re clear from the verb.
• In ayarlayınca, the implied subject is “you” (2nd person).
• In çalıyor, the verb is 3rd‑person singular. Its explicit subject is müzik (“the music”).
So the full thought is: “When you tune the radio frequency, the music plays more clearly.”