Breakdown of Sana verilenin yanı sıra ücretsiz bir üyelik de var.
bir
a / an
sen
you
var
there is / existent
vermek
to give
de
too, also (de/da) / even if (concessive particle after conditional) / and (linking clauses)
ücretsiz
free of charge
yanı sıra
along with / besides (in addition to)
üyelik
membership
Questions & Answers about Sana verilenin yanı sıra ücretsiz bir üyelik de var.
Why does verilenin end with the genitive suffix -in?
The postposition yanı sıra (along with / besides) links with the genitive case. While the genitive is sometimes optional when attaching to basic nouns, it is usually required with pronouns and substantivized participles like verilen (the one given). So we get verilenin yanı sıra (along with the one given).
Can you break down the suffixes in verilenin?
It comes from the verb vermek (to give). We add the passive suffix -il to get verilmek (to be given). Then, the relative participle -en acts as a noun meaning 'the one that is given'. Finally, the genitive suffix -in connects it to yanı sıra.
Why is it sana verilenin instead of senin verilenin?
The word sana (to you) is the indirect object of the passive verb verilmek (to be given). Since the action is 'given TO you', it requires the dative case. Using senin would mean 'your', which doesn't fit the action of the verb here.
What exactly is de emphasizing in this sentence?
The particle de (also / too) generally emphasizes the concept that immediately precedes it. By placing it directly after ücretsiz bir üyelik, the sentence highlights that a free membership is the additional thing that exists.
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