Questions & Answers about Bu yeni sandalye rahat, ben burada kitap okuyorum.
In Turkish, present-tense sentences like this often do not use an explicit word for is. So:
- Bu yeni sandalye rahat
literally looks like - This new chair comfortable
but it naturally means This new chair is comfortable.
This is very normal in Turkish. In the present tense, the idea of is/are is often understood automatically.
Bu means this.
In Bu yeni sandalye rahat, bu points to a nearby or specific chair: this new chair.
A useful comparison:
- bu sandalye = this chair
- şu sandalye = that chair / that chair over there
- o sandalye = that chair
In Turkish, adjectives usually come before the noun, just like in English.
So:
- yeni sandalye = new chair
- rahat sandalye = comfortable chair
Here, yeni describes sandalye, so it comes before it.