Breakdown of Klima yazın soğutma için mükemmel bir çözüm sağlıyor.
bir
a
için
for
sağlamak
to provide
çözüm
the solution
mükemmel
perfect
yazın
in summer
klima
the air conditioner
soğutma
cooling
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Questions & Answers about Klima yazın soğutma için mükemmel bir çözüm sağlıyor.
What does klima mean in Turkish and does it have grammatical gender?
klima means air conditioner. Turkish nouns don’t have grammatical gender, so klima is just a neutral noun.
Why isn’t there bir before klima? We usually say “an air conditioner.”
Turkish uses bir as an indefinite article equivalent to a, but in general statements about a category (generics) you often drop bir. Here Klima refers to air conditioners in general, not a specific one.
What does yazın mean and how is it formed?
yazın means in summer or during the summer. It’s formed from yaz (“summer”) + -ın, a suffix that with season names creates an adverbial meaning “in (that season).” You might also see yazda, but yazın is more common.
Why is it soğutma için instead of soğutmak için?
soğutma is the verbal noun of soğutmak (“to cool”), so soğutma için literally means for cooling. You can use the infinitive soğutmak için (“in order to cool”), but soğutma için is more concise when there’s no explicit object.
What role does için play in soğutma için?
için means for or for the purpose of. It follows a noun or noun phrase (here the verbal noun soğutma) to indicate purpose: soğutma için = for cooling.
What does bir indicate in mükemmel bir çözüm, and why isn’t çözüm in the accusative case?
In mükemmel bir çözüm, bir is the indefinite article a, giving a perfect solution. Turkish marks definite or specific direct objects with the accusative suffix (e.g. -ü), but indefinite objects remain in the nominative without a suffix. If you meant the perfect solution, you’d say mükemmel çözümü.
What does sağlıyor mean, and what does the suffix -yor indicate?
sağlıyor is the 3rd person singular present continuous form of sağlamak (“to provide”). The suffix -yor marks the present continuous tense/aspect, so sağlıyor = (he/it) is providing or provides.
Why does the verb sağlıyor come at the end of the sentence?
Turkish generally follows a Subject–Object–Verb (SOV) order, so all modifiers and objects appear before the verb, which comes last in the clause.
In what order do you place adverbials like yazın (time) and purpose phrases like soğutma için?
The typical order is Subject + Time + Manner/Purpose + Object + Verb. In this sentence: Klima (Subject) + yazın (Time) + soğutma için (Purpose) + mükemmel bir çözüm (Object) + sağlıyor (Verb).
Could I replace mükemmel with harika, and what’s the difference?
Yes, harika (“wonderful”) can replace mükemmel (“perfect/excellent”). mükemmel suggests flawlessness or perfection, while harika emphasizes a sense of marvel or excitement.