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Turkish Grammar - How to Use "Have"

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In this lesson, we will learn how to use the verb "have" in Turkish. We will look at the conjugation of the verb and how it is used in different contexts.

Conjugation

The verb "have" in Turkish is "var" (pronounced as /vaɾ/). It is an irregular verb and its conjugation is as follows:

Person	Singular	Plural
I	varım	varız
You	varsın	varsınız
He/She/It	var	varlar

Usage

The verb "have" is used in many different contexts in Turkish. Here are some examples:

• Person 1: Merhaba! Nasılsın? (Hello! How are you?)
• Person 2: İyiyim, sağol. Senin hakkında? (I'm fine, thank you. And you?)

In this example, the verb "have" is used in the phrase "Senin hakkında?" which means "And you?". The literal translation of this phrase is "About you?". The verb "have" is used here in the form of "varsın" which is the second person singular form of the verb.

• Person 1: Bugün ne yapıyorsun? (What are you doing today?)
• Person 2: Arkadaşlarımla bir araya varım. (I'm getting together with my friends.)

In this example, the verb "have" is used in the phrase "bir araya varım" which means "I'm getting together". The literal translation of this phrase is "I'm coming together". The verb "have" is used here in the form of "varım" which is the first person singular form of the verb.

Practice

Now let's practice using the verb "have" in Turkish. Here are some sentences for you to practice with:

• Benim evimde bir parti var. (There is a party at my house.)
• O, arkadaşlarıyla bir araya var. (He is getting together with his friends.)
• Bizim evimizde çok fazla insan var. (There are a lot of people at our house.)
• Onların evinde bir kutlama var. (There is a celebration at their house.)

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