Questions & Answers about Broşürde kulüp üyeliği hakkında kısa bir slogan var.
What does var mean here, and why is there no conjugated verb?
Var means “there is/there are” and is used for existence/availability. It doesn’t conjugate for person or number in the present. So Broşürde ... var = “There is ... in the brochure.” The negative is yok (“there isn’t/there aren’t”).
How do I make this a yes/no question?
Put the question particle after var: Broşürde kulüp üyeliği hakkında kısa bir slogan var mı? (Is there a short slogan about club membership in the brochure?)
- Negative question: ... yok mu?
- Past: ... var mıydı? / yok muydu?
What is the role of Broşürde and what is the suffix -de?
Broşürde is “in the brochure.” The suffix -de is the locative case (“in/on/at”). It follows 4-way harmony:
- After a front vowel: -de (e.g., broşür → broşür-de)
- After a back vowel: -da (e.g., oda → oda-da)
- After a voiceless consonant, the d becomes t: -te/-ta (e.g., kitap → kitap-ta)
What does hakkında mean, and where does it go?
Hakkında means “about/regarding” and is a postposition, so it comes after its noun phrase: kulüp üyeliği hakkında (about club membership). You can’t put it before the noun phrase.