Questions & Answers about Karar vermek kolay değil.
Why do we use vermek (to give) here instead of a verb for "to make"?
In Turkish, the set phrase for "to make a decision" or "to decide" is karar vermek (literally "to give a decision"). Languages often pair different verbs with nouns, so while English uses "make," Turkish uses vermek.
Why is the verb vermek left in its dictionary form ending in -mek?
The infinitive form of a verb (ending in -mak or -mek) acts as a noun in Turkish. Here, karar vermek is the subject of the sentence, translating to "deciding" or "to decide."
Why do we use değil for "not" instead of a negative verb suffix like -me?
Why isn't there a "to be" word at the end like değildir?
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