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    Adding '-(y)akalmak' to a verb root in Turkish creates a verb that describes a continuous or ongoing action. It implies that something happened or was happening for a period of time without stopping. Some examples of its usage provided in the document are: - "Bakakaldım" means "I stared" or "I continued looking without stopping." - "Sen gidedur ben sana yetişirim" translates to "You keep on going. I'll catch you up" or "You go on ahead. I’ll catch you up." - "Bebek ağlaya kaldı" means "The baby started to cry and kept crying without

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    Adding '-(y)akalmak' to a verb root in Turkish creates a verb that describes a continuous or ongoing action. It implies that something happened or was happening for a period of time without stopping. Some examples of its usage provided in the document are: - "Bakakaldım" means "I stared" or "I continued looking without stopping." - "Sen gidedur ben sana yetişirim" translates to "You keep on going. I'll catch you up" or "You go on ahead. I’ll catch you up." - "Bebek ağlaya kaldı" means "The baby started to cry and kept crying without

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    Adding '-(y)akalmak' to a verb root in Turkish creates a verb that describes a continuous or ongoing action. It implies that something happened or was happening for a period of time without stopping. Some examples of its usage provided in the document are: - "Bakakaldım" means "I stared" or "I continued looking without stopping." - "Sen gidedur ben sana yetişirim" translates to "You keep on going. I'll catch you up" or "You go on ahead. I’ll catch you up." - "Bebek ağlaya kaldı" means "The baby started to cry and kept crying without

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    1Q

    aakaldm
    I was astonished
    Bakakaldm
    I stared
    Uyuyakaldm
    I fell asleep
    what does it mean when adding '-(y)akalmak' to verb root? imdiden ok
    teekkrler
    1A
    It's called "srerlik or sreklilik fiil". Verb stem + (e/a) dur, kal, gel and koy. It's
    used
    - When something is continuous, it happens all the time without stopping or over
    a period of time.
    - When something "keeps on doing" all the time without stopping or over a period
    of time.
    It's like "keep on doing", "continue doing" "go on doing"
    Ona bakakaldm.
    I started to look at him and I continue to look at him. I looked at him without
    stopping.
    Sen gidedur ben sana yetiirim.
    You keep on going. I'll catch you up. You go on ahead. Ill catch you up.
    Bebek alaya kald.
    The baby started to cry and s/he kept on crying without stopping.
    2Q

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