Kablosuz ağ yokken dijital süreyi uzatamam.

Questions & Answers about Kablosuz ağ yokken dijital süreyi uzatamam.

How does yokken translate to 'while there is no'?
Yokken combines yok (there is not) with the suffix -(y)ken (while / when). When you attach -(y)ken to a word like var or yok, it sets up the background situation during which the main action happens. So, ağ yokken means 'while a network does not exist.'
What is the grammar behind uzatamam (I cannot extend)?
This is the negative form of ability. The verb root is uzatmak (to extend). If you just wanted to say 'I do not extend', it would be uzatmam (root + negative -ma + personal -m). To say 'I cannot extend', you must insert the ability vowel -a- (or -e-) right before the negative marker, giving us uzat-a-ma-m.
Why is it süreyi and not just süre?
Süreyi takes the accusative case suffix -(y)i because it is a specific direct object receiving the action of the verb. You are not extending just any duration; you are extending a specific one ('the digital duration').
How is the word kablosuz built?
It is formed from kablo (cable) plus the suffix -suz, which means 'without' or '-less'. This suffix follows four-way vowel harmony (-sız, -siz, -suz, or -süz) and is the standard way to express 'wireless' in Turkish.

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