Learn Turkish: Bu kesimle dalgalı saçlarını daha kolay tarayabileceksin. - With this cut, you will be able to comb your wavy hair more easily.

It starts with the verb root tara (comb). Since it ends in a vowel, we add the buffer -y-, followed by the ability suffix -abil (can). Next comes the future suffix -ecek (will), and finally the 'you' personal ending -sin. Together, they cleanly combine 'can' and 'will' into one word: 'you will be able to comb'.

Why is saçlarını plural when the English translation says 'hair'?

Unlike English, which treats the hair on your head as an uncountable singular noun, Turkish often uses the plural form saçlar to talk about a person's head of hair. It literally translates to 'your hairs' but naturally means 'your hair'.

What is the exact suffix breakdown for saçlarını?

It is saç (hair) + -lar (plural) + -ın (your) + -ı (specific accusative case). The final -ı is required because 'your wavy hair' is a specific, known direct object receiving the action of being combed.

What suffix gives us 'with' in the word kesimle?

The suffix -le is attached to kesim (cut or haircut). This is the shortened, attached form of the word ile (with), which is used here to show the means or instrument that makes the combing easier.