Breakdown of Aksine, rahat hissettiğimiz sürece salaş kıyafetler giymeyi seviyoruz.
sevmek
to love, to like
giymek
to wear / to put on
hissetmek
to feel
kıyafet
clothes / clothing
rahat
comfortable / relaxed
sürece
as long as
aksine
on the contrary
salaş
baggy / shabby-chic
Questions & Answers about Aksine, rahat hissettiğimiz sürece salaş kıyafetler giymeyi seviyoruz.
Can I use tersine instead of aksine at the start of this sentence?
Yes, you can. Both aksine and tersine mean "on the contrary" or "unlike what was just said." They are practically interchangeable when starting a sentence to completely contradict a previous statement.
What is the difference between saying hissettiğimiz sürece and hissettikçe?
The structure -diğimiz sürece translates to "as long as we...", setting up a strict condition that must remain true (as long as we are comfortable, we like it). The suffix -dikçe, on the other hand, means "the more" or "whenever" and implies a parallel increase. For a strict condition like this, sürece is the correct choice.
Why does the verbal noun giyme take the accusative ending to become giymeyi?
The main verb sevmek (to like) requires the accusative case for its direct object because you are talking about liking a specific action. Therefore, the verbal noun giyme (wearing) gets the accusative suffix -i along with the buffer letter -y-.
Doesn't the word salaş normally mean "shabby" or "run-down"?
Yes, when talking about buildings or places (like a salaş kafe), it usually means shabby, divey, or unpretentious. However, in the context of fashion, salaş is widely used as a positive term to describe loose, oversized, or casually baggy clothing.
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