Questions & Answers about Ananas çok tatlı.
In Turkish, the verb to be is often not expressed in the present tense when you are making a simple statement.
So:
- Ananas çok tatlı = Pineapple is very sweet
- literally, it looks more like Pineapple very sweet
This is completely normal in Turkish.
In the present tense, Turkish often leaves out is / are / am in sentences like this.
Compare:
- Elma kırmızı. = The apple is red.
- Hava sıcak. = The weather is hot.
- Ananas çok tatlı. = Pineapple is very sweet.
Çok means very here. It strengthens the adjective tatlı.
So the structure is:
- ananas = pineapple
- çok = very
- tatlı = sweet
Together: Ananas çok tatlı = Pineapple is very sweet
A useful thing to know is that çok can also mean many / much in other contexts:
- çok su = a lot of water
- çok kitap = many books
- çok güzel = very beautiful
So its exact meaning depends on what comes after it.