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The Conditional
-se and eğer
-se / -sa = 'if'
The conditional suffix.
📊 Conditional
Form
Meaning
Example
aorist + -se
real / open condition
gelirse
past + -se
hypothetical
gelseydi
eğer (optional 'if')
reinforces the condition
eğer gelirse
💬 Examples
gelirsen
if you come
📝 aorist + -se + -n
Param olsa, alırdım.
If I had money, I would buy it.
📝 ol + -sa = if (it) were
eğer optionally introduces 'if'
The suffix already marks it.
💬 Examples
Eğer yağmur yağarsa, gelmem.
If it rains, I won't come.
📝 eğer + conditional aorist
İstersen gel.
Come if you want.
📝 iste + -r + -se + -n
Hypothetical: past + -se(ydi)
'if ... would'.
💬 Examples
Zamanım olsaydı, gelirdim.
If I had had time, I would have come.
📝 olsaydı + conditional past
Bilseydim, söylerdim.
If I had known, I would have said.
📝 Unreal condition