Bu tura müze biletleri de dahil.

Questions & Answers about Bu tura müze biletleri de dahil.

Why is it tura instead of just tur?
The word dahil (included) requires the dative case (-a or -e) for the thing something is included in. While English says included in this tour, Turkish literally says included to this tour (bu tura dahil).
Why is there an -i at the end of biletleri?
This forms a noun compound. When combining two nouns where the first describes the general type of the second (a "museum ticket"), the second noun must take a possessive suffix. Here, bilet gets the plural -ler and the 3rd person possessive -i to make müze biletleri.
Why is de written as a separate word instead of being attached to biletleri?
When de or da means "also" or "too" (like in this sentence), it is a conjunction and is always written as a separate word. If it were attached as a suffix, it would be the locative case meaning "in", "on", or "at".
Where is the verb "are" in this sentence?
In Turkish, present tense sentences that state a fact don't always need a visible "to be" verb for the third person ("it" or "they"). The word dahil (included) stands on its own. You could add the suffix -dir to make it dahildir, but dropping it is very common in everyday speech.

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