Siz müsaitseniz, yarın sabah görüşelim.

to be

Breakdown of Siz müsaitseniz, yarın sabah görüşelim.

• yarın: tomorrow
• sabah: the morning
• görüşmek: to meet

Questions & Answers about Siz müsaitseniz, yarın sabah görüşelim.

What does the ending in müsaitseniz mean? Is it the same as -siniz?

• -siniz is the 2nd person plural/polite “you are” ending for nominal/adjectival predicates: müsaitsiniz = “you are available.”
• -seniz contains the conditional -se/-sa: müsaitseniz = “if you are available.”
• Minimal pair: Siz müsaitsiniz (you are available) vs. Siz müsaitseniz (if you are available).
• You may also see the non-contracted form müsait iseniz; in everyday Turkish it’s almost always contracted to müsaitseniz.

Why use siz instead of sen here?

Turkish has an informal/formal (singular/plural) distinction:

• sen = you (singular, informal).
• siz = you (plural or polite singular). This sentence uses siz to be polite. With a friend, you could say: Müsaitsen, yarın sabah görüşelim.

Can I drop the pronoun siz?

Yes. Person/number is already in the suffix. These are all fine:

• Müsaitseniz, yarın sabah görüşelim.
• Yarın sabah görüşelim, müsaitseniz. Use siz only for emphasis or clarity.

What exactly does görüşelim mean grammatically?