she told me to remind you in turkish
should it be "sana hatirlattigimi soyledi"
or something like "sana hatirlacagiim soyledi"
or "sana hatirlatmam bana soyledi"
when do we use the short infinitive and when the "-dik" suffix
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hatırlat + dık (subordinate clause) + m (possessive) > hatırlattığım : the one that/which/what I remind/reminded/am reminding/was reminding/have reminded/had reminded/used to remind/have been reminding |||||||||||||||||||||||| sana hatırlattığım: what I remind to you/reminded to you ||||||||| sana hatırlattığımı söyledi : 1she told me what I reminded you , 2 she told me that I reminded you
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it is also used to make adjectives from the verbs.
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it doesn't tell any definite time. it just tells the event.
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-dik is a particle of advanced level of grammar. it makes subordinate clauses for different meanings for different suffixes.
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hatırlat + acak (future gerund) + m (possessive) > hatırlatacağım : the one that i will remind, (literally: my will-remind) |||||| sana hatırlatacağımı söyledi : she told me that i will remind you (literally: she said my to-you-will-remind)
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