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Could you show me what kind of turkish participle (ortaç) there are and some examples how to use them?
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-an (-en)
-ası (-esi)
-mez (maz)
-ar (-er, -r)
-dik (-dık, -tik, -tık)
-ecek, -acak
-miş (-mış, -muş, -müş)
Yanan ağaç - tanıdık kişi - gidilecek yer - yapılacak şey - bekleyen - sallanan - pişmiş yemek etc...
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@KaroK You don't need a full sentence to see how they work but ok. For example
Ekmeğin yanmış kısmını yeme. (yanmak -> yan-mış)
Kopan zincir tamir edildi. (Kopmak -> kop-an)
Dikilecek fidanlar hazır. (dikilmek -> dikil-ecek)
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