Which dialects still pronounce <ğ> as the original Turkic sound /ɣ/? Southeastern dialects. if I ever visited Turkey and pronounced the <ğ> as the /ɣ/ sound, how would locals (particularly in …

Mar 1, 2021 · Somehow no one explained that in (most Turkic-derived words) k turns into ğ when followed by the dative and accusative cases. E.g. bardak becomes bardağı and bardağı and …

Jul 20, 2014 · Hi I was wondering whether to ask here or in r/Turkey, and I thought to try my luck here first. The letter Ğ is described in all Turkish textbooks as "silent, makes the preceding …

Mar 28, 2019 · There is a lot of dialectal / sociolectal variance on this tho. As a 20-something from Istanbul, university graduate, literate speaker, I never pronounce this letter, but only prolongue …

Jun 2, 2020 · "Ğ"nin kaynaklarda kaynaştırma ünsüzü olarak geçmemesinin nedeni bu o halde. Peki, -dik/dık/duk/dük eklerine ne denildiğini biliyor musun? Mesela "yazdır" kelimesindeki -dır …

Nov 8, 2020 · The letter ğ only softens and lenghtens previous letter Dağ/daa/ for mountain Yağ/yaa/ for oil Yağmur/yaamur/ for rain Hope this helps!

Jul 28, 2023 · First of all, the q —> ğ shift in mid-morpheme positions or after adding a suffix is a feature peculiar to the development of most Common Turkic languages (balıq —> balığı, …

I know this is just for giggles but /ğ/ is the easiest thing in the Turkish sound inventory. In general there are 2 functions of /ğ/: if it's in between 2 vowels, it's silent. İf it's come after a vowel and …

Jul 21, 2016 · Merhaba my Turkish friends, I have a question about your beautiful language! [More specifically, about your letter Ğ,G, and K]

Mar 28, 2022 · I don't want to argue with linguists and such but I can't help but disagree as a native Turk with a name having Ğ in it that it has no sound, even in İstanbul Turkish. If you …