Chapter 13&14

her ne zaman = whenever

her kimse = whoever

her neyse= whatever

her neredeyse= whenever or just nerede ise although neredeyse alone usually means almost

her nereyeyse = wherever to or just nereye ise but while using it the nereye stands alone and the verb carries the ise

neredense = wherever from or just nereden ise but while using this the nereden stands alone and the verb carries the ise

her nedense = for some reason

her nasılsa = somehow

her ne kadar= although or however much and the verb following carries ise

her ne kadarsa = whatever the cost or price is

-se bile = even if

-tEnsE = rather than

-sa + -sa + Ir = only. Once the conditional is repeated twice it conveys the meaning of sadece

sürmek = to put on perfume and lipstick

-(y)le geçinmek = to get on with

to lose = -den olmak

to deprive someone of something = -den etmek

to equal; to make; to be worth; to treat somebody badly; to wet a bed or underpants; to amount; to reach a time = etmek

to grow here means growing by itself when you grow it it'll be yetiştirmek

yap = do + ma = doing as a gerund + I = direct object all and yapmaya +çalışmak will give to try doing together literally equals doing it is my like

ma + possessive + -e followed by rağmen = although

-e/-a + ihtiyaç + possessed ending + var

zorunda kalmak = to feel obliged to do something (not having any choice other than doing it). zorunda olmak = to be obliged to do something. mecbur kalmak = to feel obliged to do something. mecbur olmak = to be obliged to do something. zorunlu = obligatory compulsory mandatory. They all mean have to with a stronger expression. They are constructed differently.

-ip on the verb then repeat with madık + personal larını

same rule as for past and present

yine de = still or nevertheless