Ders çalışırken müzik dinliyorum.
English: I listen to music while studying.
Zarf-fiil yapıları in Turkish are verb forms that act like adverbs. They describe how, when, or why the main action happens. These are created by adding special suffixes to verbs.
Use zarf-fiil forms to connect actions, show time, reason, or the way something is done. They help you make longer sentences by linking actions together.
Ders çalışırken müzik dinliyorum.
English: I listen to music while studying.
Yemek yapmadan önce ellerimi yıkarım.
English: I wash my hands before cooking.
Kitabı bitirince sana vereceğim.
English: I will give you the book when I finish it.
Koşup eve geldim.
English: I ran and came home.
Soru sordukça daha çok öğreniyorsun.
English: You learn more as you ask questions.
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