Questions & Answers about Çocuklar evde güvende.
In Turkish, present‑tense sentences that use “to be” (am/is/are) usually omit the verb in the 3rd person.
- Çocuklar evde güvende.
Literally: Children home‑LOC safe‑LOC.
The idea of “are” is understood from the structure of the sentence.
This kind of sentence is called a nominal sentence. In the present tense (for o / onlar = he, she, it / they), Turkish normally does not add a separate verb; context tells you it means “are.”
The ending -de / -da is the locative case, roughly meaning “in / on / at.”
- ev = house, home
evde = in/at home
- güven = safety, trust
- güvende = in safety / in a safe state
So evde güvende together gives the idea “safe at home,” literally “in home, in safety.”