Breakdown of Daha samimi bir tavır görmek için bekliyorum.
bir
a / an
beklemek
to wait
görmek
to see
daha
more
için
for
samimi
sincere
tavır
attitude / manner
Questions & Answers about Daha samimi bir tavır görmek için bekliyorum.
This lesson is about the -(y)Iş suffix (manner of doing). Why isn't it used here for the word 'attitude' or 'manner'?
The word tavır is a standard noun that already means 'attitude,' 'manner,' or 'stance.' You don't need to build a verbal noun if a regular noun fits perfectly. However, you could use a related -(y)Iş word like davranış (behavior, made from davranmak, to behave + -ış) to express a very similar idea!
Why is bir placed after the adjective samimi instead of before it, like in English ('a more sincere...')?
How does görmek için work here? Doesn't için usually mean 'for'?
When için follows a noun or pronoun, it means 'for' (like benim için = for me). But when it directly follows a verb in its dictionary/infinitive form (ending in -mak or -mek), it means 'in order to.' So görmek için means 'in order to see.'
Could I use the simple present tense and say beklerim instead of bekliyorum?
Bekliyorum is the present continuous tense ('I am waiting' right now), which fits perfectly because the speaker is actively waiting in this specific moment. If you used the wide tense/aorist form beklerim, it would mean 'I wait' as a general habit, or 'I will/would wait' as a willing offer, which changes the meaning completely.
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