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What is the difference between sevdim and sevindim and beğendim ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between sevdim and sevindim and beğendim ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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sevmek means to love , like sevinmek means to be happy that sth happened beğenmek means to like
examples: Bu elbiseyi sevdim.
I liked this dress
sevmek can be used with both objects and people
Sevinmek : Bu habere sevindim.
I am happy to hear the news.
Beğendim: Bu ayakkabıyı beğendim.I liked these shoes.
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@arrooj_56
sevdim = i loved
Sevindim = i’m glad,
Beğendim = i liked
Onu çok sevdim = i loved him /her
2) burayı sevdim /bunu sevdim = i liked here / liked it
Beğenmene sevindim = i’m glad you liked it.
Bu arabayı çok beğendim = i liked that car..
yemeği beğendim = i liked the food
***s) We can use sometimes “sevdim” olso for an object too.
Like; “bu arabayı çok sevdim!!”
But it means only I liked it very very much so I need to use a stronger word. ☺️
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@arrooj_56 Sevdim means "I loved."
—> I always loved him but he never realized it. (Onu hep sevdim ama o, bunu asla fark etmedi.)
Sevindim means "I'm glad."
—> I'm really glad that you got better. (İyileşmene gerçekten çok sevindim.)
Beğendim means "I liked."
—> I liked your first painting more. (İlk tablonuzu daha çok beğendim.)
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1) Grammer
"Sevmek" (Verb)=Sev+mek
Sev+di+m = past tence + first singular person
"Sevinmek" (Verb)= Sev+mek=>Sevin+mek
"Beğenmek"(Verb)= Beğen+mek
2) Sevmek = to feel love and devotion. Loving someone. Like a lot.
I like to drink milk => "Süt içmeyi severim."
I love my school => "Okulumu seviyorum."
I am in love with her => "O'nu seviyorum" or "O'na aşığım"
3) Sevinmek= to rejoice, galdden, to be happy.
I am very glad that it snowed.=>Karın yağdığına çok sevindim.
4)Beğenmek= to appreciate, to approve, to like, to admire,
I like this dress => Bu elbiseyi begendim = bu elbiseyi sevdim (Both sevmek and begenmek are synonym in this situation).
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