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== Introduction ==


Hi [https://polyglotclub.com/language/north-azerbaijani North Azerbaijani] learners! 😊<br>In this lesson, we will learn about negation in North Azerbaijani grammar. We will cover the basics of negation, its usage in different sentence structures, and some interesting cultural information. Let's get started!
In this lesson, we will explore the topic of negation in the North Azerbaijani language. Negation is a fundamental aspect of any language, allowing us to express negative statements, ask negative questions, and give negative commands or imperatives. Understanding how to form and use negation is crucial for effective communication in North Azerbaijani.


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This lesson will cover the various aspects of negation, including negative sentences, negative imperatives, and negative questions. We will provide clear explanations, numerous examples, and exercises to help solidify your understanding of this important grammatical concept.


Let's dive into the fascinating world of negation in the North Azerbaijani language!


<span link>Once you've mastered this lesson, take a look at these related pages: [[Language/North-azerbaijani/Grammar/Future-Tense|Future Tense]], [[Language/North-azerbaijani/Grammar/0-to-A1-Course|0 to A1 Course]], [[Language/North-azerbaijani/Grammar/Conditional-Mood|Conditional Mood]] & [[Language/North-azerbaijani/Grammar/Prepositions|Prepositions]].</span>
== Negative Sentences ==
== Basics of Negation ==


Negation is the process of expressing the opposite of a statement. In North Azerbaijani, negation is typically expressed by placing the word "deyil" (pronounced "deyil") right after the verb. For example:
Negative sentences are used to express the negation or denial of a statement. In North Azerbaijani, negative sentences are formed by adding the word "deyil" (not) after the verb. Let's look at some examples:


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! North Azerbaijani !! Pronunciation !! English
! North Azerbaijani !! Pronunciation !! English Translation
|-
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| Nəvələr sümüklüdür || /nævæˈlær ˈsymyklydyr/ || Oranges are not sour
| Mən yemək yeyirəm. || Men yemek yeyirəm. || I am eating food.
|-
| Mən yemək yemirəm. || Men yemek yemirəm. || I am not eating food.
|-
| O kitab oxuyur. || O kitab oxuyur. || He is reading a book.
|-
| O kitab oxumur. || O kitab oxumur. || He is not reading a book.
|}
|}


Here, "deyil" is placed after the verb "sümüklüdür" to express negation. Note that "deyil" comes right after the verb in North Azerbaijani.
As you can see from the examples above, the addition of "deyil" after the verb changes the meaning of the sentence from positive to negative. It is important to note that "deyil" comes after the verb and is not conjugated based on the subject of the sentence.


In addition, North Azerbaijani also has the word "yox" (pronounced "yokh") which can be used to express "no." For example:
== Negative Imperatives ==
 
Negative imperatives are used to give commands or orders in the negative form. In North Azerbaijani, negative imperatives are formed by adding the word "etmə" (don't) before the verb. Let's take a look at some examples:


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! North Azerbaijani !! Pronunciation !! English
! North Azerbaijani !! Pronunciation !! English Translation
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| Əlindən düşmə. || Əlindən düşmə. || Don't drop it.
|-
| Gəlmə. || Gəlmə. || Don't come.
|-
| İçmək üçün su alma. || İçmək üçün su alma. || Don't get water to drink.
|-
|-
| Tələbələr var, amma müəllim yoxdur || /teˈlæbælær vær, æmmæ myəllim joxdyr/ || There are students, but there is no teacher
| Yemək yeməmək. || Yemək yeməmək. || Don't eat.
|}
|}


Here, "yoxdur" is used to mean "there is no" or "does not exist."
In the examples above, the addition of "etmə" before the verb transforms the positive imperative into a negative one. This indicates that the action should not be performed.
 
== Negation in Different Sentence Structures ==


Negation can be used in different sentence structures in North Azerbaijani. Let's take a look at some examples:
== Negative Questions ==


=== Negation in Simple Sentences ===
Negative questions are used to ask a question in the negative form. In North Azerbaijani, negative questions are formed by adding the word "deyil" (not) at the end of the sentence. Let's see some examples:
 
Simple sentences in North Azerbaijani typically have the following structure: subject-verb-object. Negation can be added by placing "deyil" after the verb:


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! North Azerbaijani !! Pronunciation !! English
! North Azerbaijani !! Pronunciation !! English Translation
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| Sən yemək yeyirsən, deyil? || Sən yemək yeyirsən, deyil? || You are not eating, right?
|-
| O kitab oxuyur, deyil? || O kitab oxuyur, deyil? || He is not reading a book, is he?
|-
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| Ay tütün çəkmir || /aj tyˈtyŋ ˈtʃækmir/ || The moon is not smoking
| Biz burada deyilik, deyil? || Biz burada deyilik, deyil? || We are not here, are we?
|-
| Siz çalışırsınız, deyil? || Siz çalışırsınız, deyil? || You are not working, are you?
|}
|}


Here, "deyil" is placed after the verb "çəkmir" to express negation.
In the examples above, the addition of "deyil" at the end of the sentence turns the positive question into a negative one. This allows the speaker to confirm or seek confirmation for a negative statement.


=== Negation in Compound Sentences ===
== Cultural Insights ==


Compound sentences in North Azerbaijani are formed by joining two or more simple sentences with coordinating conjunctions such as "və" (and), "amma" (but), "lakin" (however), and "fakat" (yet). Negation can be added to these sentences by placing "deyil" after each verb:
In North Azerbaijani culture, the use of negation is an integral part of daily communication. It is important to note that the cultural context may influence the frequency and manner in which negation is used. In some regions, negation may be more commonly used in everyday speech, while in others, it may be used sparingly or in specific contexts.


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Historically, the use of negation in North Azerbaijani can be traced back to the influence of Persian and Turkish languages. These neighboring languages have had a significant impact on the development of the North Azerbaijani language, including its grammar and vocabulary. Understanding the cultural and historical background can help learners appreciate the nuances of negation in North Azerbaijani.
! North Azerbaijani !! Pronunciation !! English
|-
| Köpək yaxınlaşır, amma salam deyil || /cœˈpæk jæχynlæˈʃir, æmmæ sæˈlæm deyil/ || The dog is approaching but is not friendly
|}


Here, "deyil" is placed after both verbs "yaxınlaşır" and "salam" to express negation.
== Exercises ==


=== Negation in Complex Sentences ===
Now it's time to put your knowledge of negation into practice! Here are some exercises to help reinforce what you've learned:


In complex sentences in North Azerbaijani, negation is placed after the final verb:
1. Form negative sentences using the following verbs:
a) yürümək (to walk)
b) düşünmək (to think)
c) görmək (to see)
d) demək (to say)
e) etmək (to do)


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2. Transform the following positive imperatives into negative imperatives:
! North Azerbaijani !! Pronunciation !! English
a) Gəlmək (to come)
|-
b) İşləmək (to work)
| Maşın çatışıb, sürücü xəsarət almamışdı || /mæˈʃin tʃætɯˈʃib, srydʒy xæsæˈræt ælmæmɯʃdy/ || The car crashed but the driver was not injured
c) Yatmaq (to sleep)
|}
d) İçmək (to drink)
e) Oxumaq (to study)


Here, "almamışdı" is the final verb in the sentence, so "deyil" is placed after it to express negation.
3. Turn the following positive questions into negative questions:
a) Sən yemək yeyirsən?
b) Biz burada işləyirik?
c) O kitab oxuyur?
d) Siz burada yaşayırsınız?
e) Axşam yemək yeyirik?


== Cultural Information ==
== Solutions ==


In North Azerbaijani culture, it is considered polite to use negation instead of "yox" in some situations. For example, instead of saying "I do not know," it is considered more polite to say "I do not know for sure," using negation to soften the statement.
1. Negative sentences using the given verbs:
a) Mən yürüməm.
b) Mən düşünməm.
c) Mən görməməm.
d) Mən deməməm.
e) Mən etməməm.


Additionally, North Azerbaijani has a rich tradition of poetry, and negation is often used in poetry to convey a sense of longing, loss, or sadness. For example, the following poem by the famous North Azerbaijani poet Nizami Ganjavi uses negation to express a sense of sadness:
2. Negative imperatives:
a) Gəlmə.
b) İşləmə.
c) Yatma.
d) İçmə.
e) Oxuma.


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3. Negative questions:
! North Azerbaijani !! English
a) Sən yemək yeyirmisən, deyil?
|-
b) Biz burada işləyirmişik, deyil?
| Seyran eləməyən söhbəti haradan düşsən bilərsən,<br> Yalnızlıq o nazlının anlamından başqa nədədi?<br> Bağban naməlum qəbahətdən ürək fəryadı salar ,<br> Yalnız, dilində elə ağıd var - isti, qəmli, qedrindədi.<br>|| "How can you know where the conversation of a non-reveler falls,<br> Solitude was anything but the meaning of that grace?<br>Through some unknown sin the gardener's heart cries,<br> Only a lament, warm, sad, and precious in its essence. "
c) O kitab oxuyurmuş, deyil?
|}
d) Siz burada yaşayırsınızmışsınız, deyil?
e) Axşam yemək yeyirikmişik, deyil?


== Dialogue ==
== Conclusion ==


Here's a dialogue to help you see negation in context:
Congratulations! You have successfully learned how to form and use negation in the North Azerbaijani language. Negation is an essential aspect of communication, allowing you to express negative statements, give negative commands, and ask negative questions.


* Person 1: Bağda alma var? (Is there an apple in the garden?)
Remember to practice using negation in various contexts to further enhance your language skills. The more you familiarize yourself with the nuances of negation, the more confident you will become in your North Azerbaijani language abilities.
* Person 2: Yox, alma yoxdur. (No, there is no apple.)


== Sources ==
Keep up the great work and continue exploring the rich culture and language of North Azerbaijani!
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azerbaijani_language Azerbaijani language]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Azerbaijani North Azerbaijani]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poetry_of_Azerbaijan Azerbaijani poetry]


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Introduction[edit | edit source]

In this lesson, we will explore the topic of negation in the North Azerbaijani language. Negation is a fundamental aspect of any language, allowing us to express negative statements, ask negative questions, and give negative commands or imperatives. Understanding how to form and use negation is crucial for effective communication in North Azerbaijani.

This lesson will cover the various aspects of negation, including negative sentences, negative imperatives, and negative questions. We will provide clear explanations, numerous examples, and exercises to help solidify your understanding of this important grammatical concept.

Let's dive into the fascinating world of negation in the North Azerbaijani language!

Negative Sentences[edit | edit source]

Negative sentences are used to express the negation or denial of a statement. In North Azerbaijani, negative sentences are formed by adding the word "deyil" (not) after the verb. Let's look at some examples:

North Azerbaijani Pronunciation English Translation
Mən yemək yeyirəm. Men yemek yeyirəm. I am eating food.
Mən yemək yemirəm. Men yemek yemirəm. I am not eating food.
O kitab oxuyur. O kitab oxuyur. He is reading a book.
O kitab oxumur. O kitab oxumur. He is not reading a book.

As you can see from the examples above, the addition of "deyil" after the verb changes the meaning of the sentence from positive to negative. It is important to note that "deyil" comes after the verb and is not conjugated based on the subject of the sentence.

Negative Imperatives[edit | edit source]

Negative imperatives are used to give commands or orders in the negative form. In North Azerbaijani, negative imperatives are formed by adding the word "etmə" (don't) before the verb. Let's take a look at some examples:

North Azerbaijani Pronunciation English Translation
Əlindən düşmə. Əlindən düşmə. Don't drop it.
Gəlmə. Gəlmə. Don't come.
İçmək üçün su alma. İçmək üçün su alma. Don't get water to drink.
Yemək yeməmək. Yemək yeməmək. Don't eat.

In the examples above, the addition of "etmə" before the verb transforms the positive imperative into a negative one. This indicates that the action should not be performed.

Negative Questions[edit | edit source]

Negative questions are used to ask a question in the negative form. In North Azerbaijani, negative questions are formed by adding the word "deyil" (not) at the end of the sentence. Let's see some examples:

North Azerbaijani Pronunciation English Translation
Sən yemək yeyirsən, deyil? Sən yemək yeyirsən, deyil? You are not eating, right?
O kitab oxuyur, deyil? O kitab oxuyur, deyil? He is not reading a book, is he?
Biz burada deyilik, deyil? Biz burada deyilik, deyil? We are not here, are we?
Siz çalışırsınız, deyil? Siz çalışırsınız, deyil? You are not working, are you?

In the examples above, the addition of "deyil" at the end of the sentence turns the positive question into a negative one. This allows the speaker to confirm or seek confirmation for a negative statement.

Cultural Insights[edit | edit source]

In North Azerbaijani culture, the use of negation is an integral part of daily communication. It is important to note that the cultural context may influence the frequency and manner in which negation is used. In some regions, negation may be more commonly used in everyday speech, while in others, it may be used sparingly or in specific contexts.

Historically, the use of negation in North Azerbaijani can be traced back to the influence of Persian and Turkish languages. These neighboring languages have had a significant impact on the development of the North Azerbaijani language, including its grammar and vocabulary. Understanding the cultural and historical background can help learners appreciate the nuances of negation in North Azerbaijani.

Exercises[edit | edit source]

Now it's time to put your knowledge of negation into practice! Here are some exercises to help reinforce what you've learned:

1. Form negative sentences using the following verbs: a) yürümək (to walk) b) düşünmək (to think) c) görmək (to see) d) demək (to say) e) etmək (to do)

2. Transform the following positive imperatives into negative imperatives: a) Gəlmək (to come) b) İşləmək (to work) c) Yatmaq (to sleep) d) İçmək (to drink) e) Oxumaq (to study)

3. Turn the following positive questions into negative questions: a) Sən yemək yeyirsən? b) Biz burada işləyirik? c) O kitab oxuyur? d) Siz burada yaşayırsınız? e) Axşam yemək yeyirik?

Solutions[edit | edit source]

1. Negative sentences using the given verbs: a) Mən yürüməm. b) Mən düşünməm. c) Mən görməməm. d) Mən deməməm. e) Mən etməməm.

2. Negative imperatives: a) Gəlmə. b) İşləmə. c) Yatma. d) İçmə. e) Oxuma.

3. Negative questions: a) Sən yemək yeyirmisən, deyil? b) Biz burada işləyirmişik, deyil? c) O kitab oxuyurmuş, deyil? d) Siz burada yaşayırsınızmışsınız, deyil? e) Axşam yemək yeyirikmişik, deyil?

Conclusion[edit | edit source]

Congratulations! You have successfully learned how to form and use negation in the North Azerbaijani language. Negation is an essential aspect of communication, allowing you to express negative statements, give negative commands, and ask negative questions.

Remember to practice using negation in various contexts to further enhance your language skills. The more you familiarize yourself with the nuances of negation, the more confident you will become in your North Azerbaijani language abilities.

Keep up the great work and continue exploring the rich culture and language of North Azerbaijani!

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Greetings and Introductions


Alphabet and Pronunciation


Numbers and Time


Nouns and Pronouns


Family and Relationships


Verbs and Tenses


Food and Dining


Adjectives and Adverbs


Travel and Transportation


Prepositions and Conjunctions


Hobbies and Leisure Activities


Questions and Negation


North Azerbaijani Culture



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