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Welcome, dear learners! Today, we embark on a fascinating journey into the heart of the South Azerbaijani language with our lesson on the '''Present Tense'''. Understanding how to express actions occurring right now or habitual actions is crucial for effective communication in any language. The present tense forms the backbone of daily conversation, allowing you to describe what you do, what you see, and how you feel at this very moment.
 
In this lesson, we will break down the formation and usage of the present tense in South Azerbaijani, providing you with a variety of examples to illustrate each point. By the end of our session, you will be equipped to speak about your daily routines, interests, and actions in the present time.
 
Here's what you can expect from today's lesson:
 
* '''Understanding the Structure of the Present Tense''': We will explore how to form the present tense with verbs, including regular and irregular forms.
 
* '''Examples and Usage''': We will provide numerous examples to demonstrate how the present tense is used in different contexts.
 
* '''Practice Exercises''': You will have the opportunity to test your understanding through various exercises, complete with solutions and explanations.
 
So, let’s dive right in and start unlocking the beauty of the present tense in South Azerbaijani!


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== Introduction ==
=== Understanding the Structure of the Present Tense ===
In this lesson, we will delve into the present tense in the South Azerbaijani language. The present tense is used to talk about actions happening now or habitual actions. It is an essential aspect of the language as it allows us to express ourselves in the present moment. We will learn how to form the present tense, understand its usage, and explore different verb conjugations.
 
The present tense in South Azerbaijani is generally used to describe actions that are currently happening or habitual actions. To form the present tense, we typically use the verb stem and add specific endings according to the subject pronoun.  


== Forming the Present Tense ==
==== Verb Conjugation Basics ====
To form the present tense in South Azerbaijani, we usually add specific suffixes to the verb stem. The suffixes vary depending on the subject pronoun and the verb type. Let's take a look at the conjugation of regular verbs in the present tense:


=== Regular Verb Conjugation ===
In South Azerbaijani, verbs are conjugated based on the subject pronoun. Here’s a quick overview of the subject pronouns and how they correspond to verb endings in the present tense:
Regular verbs in South Azerbaijani follow a predictable pattern in the present tense. We will use the verb "görmək" (to see) as an example:


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! South Azerbaijani !! Pronunciation !! English
 
! Subject Pronoun !! Verb Ending
 
|-
|-
| Mən görəm || men goh-REM || I see
 
| Mən (I) || -ir / -ar / -er
 
|-
|-
| Sən görəsən || sen goh-REH-sen || You see
 
| Sən (You - singular) || -irsən / -arsan / -ersən
 
|-
|-
| O görər || oh goh-RER || He/She sees
 
| O (He/She/It) || -ir / -ar / -er
 
|-
|-
| Biz görərik || biz goh-REH-rik || We see
 
| Biz (We) || -irik / -arıq / -erik
 
|-
|-
| Siz görəsiniz || siz goh-REH-see-neez || You see (plural/formal)
 
| Siz (You - plural/formal) || -irsiniz / -arsınız / -ersiniz
 
|-
|-
| Onlar görərlər || on-lar goh-RER-ler || They see
 
| Onlar (They) || -irlər / -arlar / -ərlər
 
|}
|}


As you can see from the table, the verb "görmək" is conjugated differently for each subject pronoun. The verb stem remains the same, and we add specific suffixes to indicate the subject.
In this table, you can see the different endings that are used for regular verbs. Let's take a closer look at how these endings apply in some common examples.  
 
==== Examples of Present Tense Verbs ====


=== Irregular Verb Conjugation ===
Below are 20 examples of present tense verbs in South Azerbaijani, showcasing various actions:
Not all verbs follow the regular conjugation pattern in the present tense. Some verbs have irregular conjugations, and they must be memorized individually. Let's take a look at the verb "etmək" (to do) as an example:


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! South Azerbaijani !! Pronunciation !! English
! South Azerbaijani !! Pronunciation !! English
|-
|-
| Mən edirəm || men eh-dee-REM || I do
 
| Mən kitab oxuyuram. || Mən kitɑb oxujurɑm. || I read a book.
 
|-
|-
| Sən edirsən || sen eh-DEER-sen || You do
 
| Sən musiqi dinləyirsən. || Sən mʊziɡi dinlɛjɨrsɛn. || You listen to music.
 
|-
|-
| O edir || oh eh-DEER || He/She does
 
| O dərs keçir. || O dɛrs kɛʧir. || He/She/It teaches a lesson.
 
|-
|-
| Biz edirik || biz eh-DEER-ik || We do
 
| Biz futbol oynayırıq. || Biz futbol ojnɑjɨrɨq. || We play football.
 
|-
 
| Siz film izləyirsiniz. || Siz film izləjɨrsɨniz. || You (plural) watch a movie.
 
|-
 
| Onlar parkda gəzirlər. || Onlar pɑrkda ɡæzɨrler. || They walk in the park.
 
|-
 
| Mən çay içirəm. || Mən tʃɑj iʧɨrɛm. || I drink tea.
 
|-
 
| Sən evə gedirsən. || Sən ɛvɛ ɡɛdɨrsɛn. || You go home.
 
|-
 
| O iş görür. || O ɨʃ ɡøɾɨr. || He/She/It does work.
 
|-
 
| Biz yemək bişiririk. || Biz jɛmɛk biʃɨrɨrɨq. || We cook food.
 
|-
 
| Siz kitab yazırsınız. || Siz kitɑb jɑzɨrsɨnɨz. || You write a book.
 
|-
 
| Onlar film çəkirlər. || Onlar film tʃɛkɨrler. || They shoot a film.
 
|-
 
| Mən musiqi ifa edirəm. || Mən mʊziɡi ifɑ ɛdɨrɛm. || I perform music.
 
|-
|-
| Siz edirsiniz || siz eh-DEER-see-neez || You do (plural/formal)
 
| Sən su içirsən. || Sən su iʧɨrsɛn. || You drink water.
 
|-
|-
| Onlar edirlər || on-lar eh-DEER-ler || They do
 
| O dostları ilə görüşür. || O dɔstlɑrɨ ilɛ ɡøruʃɨr. || He/She/It meets with friends.
 
|-
 
| Biz kitabxanada otururuq. || Biz kitɑbxɑnɑdɑ ɔtururuq. || We sit in the library.
 
|-
 
| Siz tez-tez gülürsünüz. || Siz tɛz-tɛz ɡylʊrsünüz. || You (plural) smile often.
 
|-
 
| Onlar məktəbdə öyrənirlər. || Onlar mɛktɛbdɛ øjrɛnɨrlɛr. || They learn at school.
 
|-
 
| Mən şəkil çəkirəm. || Mən ʃɛkɨl tʃɛkɨrɛm. || I draw a picture.
 
|-
 
| Sən qapını açırsan. || Sən ɡɑpɨnɨ ɑtʃɨrsæn. || You open the door.
 
|-
 
| O pəncərədən baxır. || O pɛnʤɛrɛdɛn bɑxɨr. || He/She/It looks out the window.
 
|}
|}


As you can see, the verb "etmək" has an irregular conjugation. It is essential to familiarize yourself with irregular verbs to use them correctly in the present tense.
=== Usage of Present Tense ===
 
The present tense can be used in various contexts. Let's explore a few key scenarios where you might use it in daily conversation.
 
==== Describing Daily Routines ====
 
When talking about your daily activities, the present tense is essential. For example:
 
* '''I wake up early.''' - Mən erkən oyanıram.
 
* '''You go to work.''' - Sən işə gedirsən.
 
==== Talking About Preferences ====
 
You can also express likes and dislikes using the present tense:
 
* '''I like tea.''' - Mən çayı sevirəm.
 
* '''You enjoy reading.''' - Sən oxumağı xoşlayırsan.
 
==== Discussing Scheduled Events ====
 
The present tense is used for events set in the near future:
 
* '''The concert starts at 8 PM.''' - Konsert saat 8-də başlayır.
 
* '''We meet tomorrow.''' - Biz sabah görüşürük.
 
=== Practice Exercises ===
 
Now that we've delved into the present tense, it’s your turn to practice! Here are ten exercises to reinforce what you’ve learned. For each exercise, try to complete the sentence with the correct verb form in the present tense.
 
==== Exercise 1: Fill in the Blanks ====
 
Complete the following sentences with the appropriate verb form:
 
1. Mən (gülmək) __________.
 
2. Sən (yazmaq) __________.
 
3. O (görmək) __________.
 
4. Biz (gedmək) __________.
 
5. Siz (oxumaq) __________.
 
6. Onlar (şəkil çəkmək) __________.
 
7. Mən (çalışmaq) __________.
 
8. Sən (dinləmək) __________.
 
9. O (görüşmək) __________.
 
10. Biz (söz vermək) __________.
 
==== Exercise 2: Create Sentences ====
 
Use the following verbs to create sentences in the present tense:
 
1. (yemək) _________
 
2. (içmək) _________
 
3. (oxumaq) _________
 
4. (görmək) _________
 
5. (sağlamaq) _________
 
=== Solutions and Explanations ===
 
Let’s go through the exercises together!
 
==== Solutions for Exercise 1 ====
 
1. Mən (gülmək) '''gülürəm'''.
 
2. Sən (yazmaq) '''yazırsan'''.
 
3. O (görmək) '''görür'''.


== Usage of the Present Tense ==
4. Biz (gedmək) '''gedirik'''.
The present tense in South Azerbaijani is primarily used to talk about actions happening now or habitual actions. Let's explore some examples to understand its usage better:


* {{South Azerbaijani|Azərbaycanı sevirəm.}} (I love Azerbaijan.) - Talking about a present feeling or emotion.
5. Siz (oxumaq) '''oxuyursunuz'''.
* {{South Azerbaijani|Sən necəsən?}} (How are you?) - Asking about someone's well-being in the present moment.
* {{South Azerbaijani|Günlərdir məktəbdə çalışıram.}} (I have been studying at school for days.) - Describing an ongoing action in the present.
* {{South Azerbaijani|Hər gün kitab oxuyuram.}} (I read a book every day.) - Expressing a habitual action in the present.


The present tense allows us to communicate effectively in the present moment and express our thoughts, feelings, and actions.
6. Onlar (şəkil çəkmək) '''şəkil çəkirlər'''.


== Cultural Insights ==
7. Mən (çalışmaq) '''çalışıram'''.
In South Azerbaijan, the usage of the present tense varies slightly across different regions. While the grammatical rules remain the same, there are some regional variations in pronunciation and vocabulary. These differences add richness and diversity to the language.


Additionally, historical factors have influenced the South Azerbaijani language. The region has a rich cultural heritage and has been influenced by various empires and civilizations throughout history. These influences have shaped the language and its usage, making it unique and distinct.
8. Sən (dinləmək) '''dinləyirsən'''.


Interesting fact: South Azerbaijani is spoken by approximately 15 million people worldwide, primarily in South Azerbaijan, Iran, and Turkey. It is also recognized as a minority language in Iraq and Syria.
9. O (görüşmək) '''görüşür'''.


== Practice Exercises ==
10. Biz (söz vermək) '''söz veririk'''.
Now, let's practice what we have learned! Complete the following exercises and check your answers below:


Exercise 1: Conjugate the verb "demək" (to say) in the present tense for different subject pronouns.
==== Solutions for Exercise 2 ====


* Mən demək -->
1. Mən (yemək) '''yemək''' - Mən yemək yeyirəm.
* Sən deməsən -->
* O -->
* Biz -->
* Siz -->
* Onlar -->


Exercise 2: Translate the following sentences into South Azerbaijani using the present tense.
2. Sən (içmək) '''içmək''' - Sən su içirsən.


1. I eat breakfast every morning.
3. O (oxumaq) '''oxumaq''' - O kitab oxuyur.
2. She works in a hospital.
3. We live in Baku.
4. Do you speak South Azerbaijani?
5. They play football every weekend.


== Exercise 1: Solutions ==
4. Biz (görmək) '''görmək''' - Biz film görürük.
* Mən deyirəm
* Sən deyirsən
* O deyir
* Biz deyirik
* Siz deyirsiniz
* Onlar deyirlər


== Exercise 2: Solutions ==
5. Siz (sağlamaq) '''sağlamaq''' - Siz işinizi sağlam tutursunuz.
1. Mən hər sabah səhər yeməyindən edirəm.
2. O bir xəstəxanada işləyir.
3. Biz Bakıda yaşayırıq.
4. Siz Cənubi Azərbaycan dilində danışırsınızmı?
5. Onlar hər həftə sonu futbol oynayırlar.


Congratulations! You have completed the exercises.
Now that you have completed the exercises, I hope you feel more confident using the present tense in South Azerbaijani! Remember, practice makes perfect. Keep using these structures in your conversations, and soon they will become second nature. Happy learning!


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South AzerbaijaniGrammar0 to A1 Course → Present Tense

Welcome, dear learners! Today, we embark on a fascinating journey into the heart of the South Azerbaijani language with our lesson on the Present Tense. Understanding how to express actions occurring right now or habitual actions is crucial for effective communication in any language. The present tense forms the backbone of daily conversation, allowing you to describe what you do, what you see, and how you feel at this very moment.

In this lesson, we will break down the formation and usage of the present tense in South Azerbaijani, providing you with a variety of examples to illustrate each point. By the end of our session, you will be equipped to speak about your daily routines, interests, and actions in the present time.

Here's what you can expect from today's lesson:

  • Understanding the Structure of the Present Tense: We will explore how to form the present tense with verbs, including regular and irregular forms.
  • Examples and Usage: We will provide numerous examples to demonstrate how the present tense is used in different contexts.
  • Practice Exercises: You will have the opportunity to test your understanding through various exercises, complete with solutions and explanations.

So, let’s dive right in and start unlocking the beauty of the present tense in South Azerbaijani!

Understanding the Structure of the Present Tense[edit | edit source]

The present tense in South Azerbaijani is generally used to describe actions that are currently happening or habitual actions. To form the present tense, we typically use the verb stem and add specific endings according to the subject pronoun.

Verb Conjugation Basics[edit | edit source]

In South Azerbaijani, verbs are conjugated based on the subject pronoun. Here’s a quick overview of the subject pronouns and how they correspond to verb endings in the present tense:

Subject Pronoun Verb Ending
Mən (I) -ir / -ar / -er
Sən (You - singular) -irsən / -arsan / -ersən
O (He/She/It) -ir / -ar / -er
Biz (We) -irik / -arıq / -erik
Siz (You - plural/formal) -irsiniz / -arsınız / -ersiniz
Onlar (They) -irlər / -arlar / -ərlər

In this table, you can see the different endings that are used for regular verbs. Let's take a closer look at how these endings apply in some common examples.

Examples of Present Tense Verbs[edit | edit source]

Below are 20 examples of present tense verbs in South Azerbaijani, showcasing various actions:

South Azerbaijani Pronunciation English
Mən kitab oxuyuram. Mən kitɑb oxujurɑm. I read a book.
Sən musiqi dinləyirsən. Sən mʊziɡi dinlɛjɨrsɛn. You listen to music.
O dərs keçir. O dɛrs kɛʧir. He/She/It teaches a lesson.
Biz futbol oynayırıq. Biz futbol ojnɑjɨrɨq. We play football.
Siz film izləyirsiniz. Siz film izləjɨrsɨniz. You (plural) watch a movie.
Onlar parkda gəzirlər. Onlar pɑrkda ɡæzɨrler. They walk in the park.
Mən çay içirəm. Mən tʃɑj iʧɨrɛm. I drink tea.
Sən evə gedirsən. Sən ɛvɛ ɡɛdɨrsɛn. You go home.
O iş görür. O ɨʃ ɡøɾɨr. He/She/It does work.
Biz yemək bişiririk. Biz jɛmɛk biʃɨrɨrɨq. We cook food.
Siz kitab yazırsınız. Siz kitɑb jɑzɨrsɨnɨz. You write a book.
Onlar film çəkirlər. Onlar film tʃɛkɨrler. They shoot a film.
Mən musiqi ifa edirəm. Mən mʊziɡi ifɑ ɛdɨrɛm. I perform music.
Sən su içirsən. Sən su iʧɨrsɛn. You drink water.
O dostları ilə görüşür. O dɔstlɑrɨ ilɛ ɡøruʃɨr. He/She/It meets with friends.
Biz kitabxanada otururuq. Biz kitɑbxɑnɑdɑ ɔtururuq. We sit in the library.
Siz tez-tez gülürsünüz. Siz tɛz-tɛz ɡylʊrsünüz. You (plural) smile often.
Onlar məktəbdə öyrənirlər. Onlar mɛktɛbdɛ øjrɛnɨrlɛr. They learn at school.
Mən şəkil çəkirəm. Mən ʃɛkɨl tʃɛkɨrɛm. I draw a picture.
Sən qapını açırsan. Sən ɡɑpɨnɨ ɑtʃɨrsæn. You open the door.
O pəncərədən baxır. O pɛnʤɛrɛdɛn bɑxɨr. He/She/It looks out the window.

Usage of Present Tense[edit | edit source]

The present tense can be used in various contexts. Let's explore a few key scenarios where you might use it in daily conversation.

Describing Daily Routines[edit | edit source]

When talking about your daily activities, the present tense is essential. For example:

  • I wake up early. - Mən erkən oyanıram.
  • You go to work. - Sən işə gedirsən.

Talking About Preferences[edit | edit source]

You can also express likes and dislikes using the present tense:

  • I like tea. - Mən çayı sevirəm.
  • You enjoy reading. - Sən oxumağı xoşlayırsan.

Discussing Scheduled Events[edit | edit source]

The present tense is used for events set in the near future:

  • The concert starts at 8 PM. - Konsert saat 8-də başlayır.
  • We meet tomorrow. - Biz sabah görüşürük.

Practice Exercises[edit | edit source]

Now that we've delved into the present tense, it’s your turn to practice! Here are ten exercises to reinforce what you’ve learned. For each exercise, try to complete the sentence with the correct verb form in the present tense.

Exercise 1: Fill in the Blanks[edit | edit source]

Complete the following sentences with the appropriate verb form:

1. Mən (gülmək) __________.

2. Sən (yazmaq) __________.

3. O (görmək) __________.

4. Biz (gedmək) __________.

5. Siz (oxumaq) __________.

6. Onlar (şəkil çəkmək) __________.

7. Mən (çalışmaq) __________.

8. Sən (dinləmək) __________.

9. O (görüşmək) __________.

10. Biz (söz vermək) __________.

Exercise 2: Create Sentences[edit | edit source]

Use the following verbs to create sentences in the present tense:

1. (yemək) _________

2. (içmək) _________

3. (oxumaq) _________

4. (görmək) _________

5. (sağlamaq) _________

Solutions and Explanations[edit | edit source]

Let’s go through the exercises together!

Solutions for Exercise 1[edit | edit source]

1. Mən (gülmək) gülürəm.

2. Sən (yazmaq) yazırsan.

3. O (görmək) görür.

4. Biz (gedmək) gedirik.

5. Siz (oxumaq) oxuyursunuz.

6. Onlar (şəkil çəkmək) şəkil çəkirlər.

7. Mən (çalışmaq) çalışıram.

8. Sən (dinləmək) dinləyirsən.

9. O (görüşmək) görüşür.

10. Biz (söz vermək) söz veririk.

Solutions for Exercise 2[edit | edit source]

1. Mən (yemək) yemək - Mən yemək yeyirəm.

2. Sən (içmək) içmək - Sən su içirsən.

3. O (oxumaq) oxumaq - O kitab oxuyur.

4. Biz (görmək) görmək - Biz film görürük.

5. Siz (sağlamaq) sağlamaq - Siz işinizi sağlam tutursunuz.

Now that you have completed the exercises, I hope you feel more confident using the present tense in South Azerbaijani! Remember, practice makes perfect. Keep using these structures in your conversations, and soon they will become second nature. Happy learning!


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