Sentences with more vocab

Merhaba!

I wrote out some sentences to practice vocab and grammar. I've written in English what I think I'm saying. ;)

Fillerı Filler ekmek yer. -- The elephants eat bread.

(Biz) soğuk kahve içmek içeriz. -- We drink cold coffee.

Yazarın kitabın büyük. Kitabın yazarı büyük .(it doesnt make any sense if you dont want to talk about author's size .)-- The book's author is big?? Wait a minute, that's not what I wanted to say ... So if I wrote "Kitabın yazarın büyük Yazarın kitabı büyük ," that would mean "The author's book is big"?

Sen bana bir gazete okur oku.. -- You read a newspaper to me.

Çilek seviyorum.-- I like strawberries.

İngilizce anliyorum. -- I understand English.

Teşekkürler!

great job !

Sentences with more vocab

Merhaba!

I wrote out some sentences to practice vocab and grammar. I've written in English what I think I'm saying. ;)

Fillerı ekmek yer. -- The elephants eat bread.

Filler ekmek yer -- Present Simple - (Geniş zaman) If you say Filleri ==> i look like Possessive 's (maybe not exactly but it's similar) Filleri ekmek yer ==> (Null subject, maybe Ahmetin filleri ekmek yer)  Fil = noun ler = plural suffix)

My English level just A2 for this reaon maybe i can't tell you celarly but i try.

Biz soğuk kahve içmek. -- We drink cold coffee.

Biz soğuk kahve içeriz. ==> you can also use this form ==> Soğuk kahve içeriz. We didnt use verb this form ==> içmek. İçerim ==> Ben (i drink) içer ==> o içer (He, She,it, drink) içeriz (we) içerler (they drink) 

Yazarın kitabın büyük.-- The book's author is big?? Wait a minute, that's not what I wanted to say ... So if I wrote "Kitabın yazarın büyük," that would mean "The author's book is big"?

"The author's book is big"? ==> Yazarın kitabı büyük mü ? ==> The Authors ==> yazarın

in Turkish language we usually use this form ==> s + o + v. Büyük isn't verb, sadece isim çekim ekine sahip but i dont tell you clearly becuase of my english level.

Sen bana bir gazete okur. -- You read a newspaper to me.

Sen Bana bir gazete oku ==> We cant "okur" in here. Because this is imperative mood we can use "okur" here ==> her gün bana gazete okur ==> okur has a simple present meaning. Becase we use her gün, okur"

Çilek seviyorum.-- I like strawberries.  ==> Ecxactly true

İngilizce anliyorum. -- I understand English.

Teşekkürler!

You're welcome ;)