Geçebiliriz

Geçebiliriz is a Turkish verbal phrase meaning “we can pass” or “we may pass.” It is formed from the verb geçmek, combined with the potential suffix -ebilir and the first-person plural ending -iz, resulting in geçebiliriz.

In usage, geçebiliriz expresses possibility or capability in the present or near future and is often used to propose a transition or action. It can refer to a literal crossing (for example, moving past a barrier) as well as a figurative progression (such as moving on to the next topic in a discussion). The exact sense is usually clarified by context, intonation, or accompanying words.

Common examples include:

- İstersen bu bölüme geçebiliriz. (If you want, we can move on to this section.)

- Köprüden geçebiliriz. (We can cross the bridge.)

- Bu konuyu geçebiliriz. (We can skip this topic / move past this topic.)

Notes and nuances:

- Geçebiliriz expresses possibility or permission rather than obligation; it is a neutral, cooperative form often used to suggest a course of action.

- The negative form is geçemeyiz, meaning “we cannot pass” or “we may not pass.”

- Related forms include geçmek (to pass, to cross), geçebilirlik (possibility of passing), and geçiş (a passage or transition).

Geçebiliriz is widely usable in everyday speech and writing, especially in planning, discussions, or instructions where a conditional or suggestive tone is appropriate.