Language
Turkish
Level
B1
Unit
Çatı ve Fiil Yapıları
Practice types
0

What this grammar point covers

İşteş çatılar are Turkish verb forms that show an action is done together, mutually, or with each other. These verbs often describe actions where more than one person is involved.

When to use it

Use işteş çatılar when the action involves two or more people doing something together or to each other, like talking, meeting, or fighting.

Key forms

Examples

Çocuklar parkta oynuştular.

English: The children played together in the park.

Arkadaşlarla buluştuk.

English: We met with friends.

İki adam kavga etti ve dövüştüler.

English: Two men fought and hit each other.

Öğrenciler sınıfta konuştular.

English: The students talked (to each other) in the classroom.

Tips

Exceptions and edge cases

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