Breakdown of Sabah rutinim çok uzun, hiçbir zaman enerjik hissetmiyorum.
çok
very
uzun
long / tall
sabah
morning
hissetmek
to feel
Questions & Answers about Sabah rutinim çok uzun, hiçbir zaman enerjik hissetmiyorum.
How does the possessive work in the phrase sabah rutinim?
Sabah rutini (morning routine) is a compound noun where the second word gets the compound suffix -i. When you want to say "my morning routine", the first person possessive suffix -im replaces the third person compound suffix -i. So, sabah rutini directly becomes sabah rutinim.
Why does hissetmiyorum have a double 's'?
The verb "to feel" is a combination of the noun his (feeling) and the helper verb etmek (to do/make). When a short loanword ending in a consonant (like his) connects to a helper verb starting with a vowel, the final consonant doubles. Therefore, his + etmek becomes hissetmek.
If hiçbir zaman means "never", why is the verb hissetmiyorum also negative? Doesn't that make a double negative?
In English, two negatives make a positive, but in Turkish, negative words like hiçbir (none) or hiçbir zaman (never) require the verb to be negative as well. You must use the negative verb suffix (in this case, -mi-) to make the sentence grammatically correct.
Why use the present continuous -yor- in hissetmiyorum if this is about a general routine?