Questions & Answers about Paneli yönetecek moderatör kim?
How does the future tense suffix -ecek work as a relative clause in yönetecek moderatör?
In Turkish, the future suffix -(y)AcAk can turn a verb into an adjective describing who or what will do an action. Here, yönet- (to manage) becomes yönetecek (who will manage). Placed right before moderatör, it translates to 'the moderator who will manage'.
Wait, yönetecek also means 'he/she/it will manage'. How do I know it's a participle here and not the main verb?
Word order is your biggest clue. Because yönetecek comes directly before a noun (moderatör) rather than at the end of the sentence, it is acting as a descriptive modifier (a participle). If it were the main verb, the sentence would likely be 'Moderatör paneli yönetecek' (The moderator will manage the panel).
Why does panel have the accusative suffix -i (paneli) if the main 'verb' of the sentence is just the question word kim?
Even though yönetecek is acting like an adjective here, it still behaves like a verb toward its own objects. Since the moderator will manage a specific panel, panel takes the definite accusative suffix -i.
Why is kim placed at the very end of the sentence?
In Turkish, question words like kim (who) or ne (what) are usually placed exactly where the answer would go. Since the answer would be something like 'Paneli yönetecek moderatör Ayşe'dir' (The moderator who will manage the panel is Ayşe), the question word takes that final spot.
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