Questions & Answers about Yazar romanında yeni bir dünya yaratıyor.
Why is there an n in romanında?
The word breaks down as roman (novel) + ı (his/her) + n (buffer letter) + da (in). Whenever you add a spatial case ending (like -da, -a, or -dan) to a word that already has a third-person possessive suffix, you must use the buffer letter n instead of the usual y.
Why doesn't the t in yaratıyor change to d? Doesn't the consonant mutation rule apply?
Normally, a verb root ending in t might change to d when a vowel suffix is added (like gitmek becoming gidiyor). However, yaratmak (to create) is an exception to this rule. The t does not soften, so it remains yaratıyor.