Understanding 'de/da' and 'ki' in Turkish

The video tutorial explains the usage of the Turkish suffixes 'de' and 'da' and the conjunction 'de/da'. It highlights how these elements connect words and affect sentence meaning. The tutorial also covers the use of 'ki' and provides practical examples to illustrate these concepts.

What is the primary function of 'de/da' when used as a suffix?

• To express negation

• To form questions

• To indicate possession

• To connect words meaningfully

How does 'de/da' function differently when used as a conjunction?

• It forms a question

• It expresses negation

• It connects sentences without altering meaning

• It indicates possession

What happens to the meaning of a sentence if 'de/da' as a suffix is removed?

• The sentence becomes a question

• The sentence remains unchanged

• The sentence loses its meaning

• The sentence becomes negative

In the context of 'de/da', what does it mean when words are described as 'close friends'?

• They can be separated without changing meaning

• They must be written together to maintain meaning

• They are interchangeable

• They form a question

What is the role of 'ki' in Turkish grammar?

• To indicate possession

• To form questions

• To express negation

• To connect phrases meaningfully

How can you determine if 'ki' should be written together with the preceding word?

• If it expresses negation

• If it makes sense with 'ler/lar' added

• If it indicates possession

• If it forms a question

What is the effect of adding 'ler/lar' to a word with 'ki'?

• It forms a question

• It expresses negation

• It indicates possession

• It helps determine if 'ki' is written together

Which of the following is true about 'ki' when it is not written together with the preceding word?

• It does not make sense with 'ler/lar'

• It forms a question

• It indicates possession

• It is grammatically incorrect

What is a key difference between 'de/da' and 'ki' in terms of their grammatical function?

• 'de/da' is always a suffix

• 'ki' is always a conjunction

• 'de/da' can be both a suffix and a conjunction

• 'ki' can be both a suffix and a conjunction

What is the significance of the phrase 'close friends' in the context of 'ki'?

• It indicates possession

• It means 'ki' must be written separately

• It forms a question

• It means 'ki' must be written together