Izledik

Izledik is the simple past tense form of the Turkish verb izlemek, which means to watch, look at, or follow. When used with the subject we (biz), izledik expresses that we watched something in the past, often with a definite sense of having completed the action. The form is built by taking the stem izle-, adding the past tense marker di- to yield izledi-, and then attaching the first-person plural ending -k to form izledik. Turkish past-tense verbs change for person and number through suffixes, so related forms include izledim (I watched), izledin (you watched), izledi (he/she/it watched), izlediniz (you all watched), and izlediler (they watched).

Izlemek, the base verb, covers watching a film or program, observing someone’s actions, or monitoring something, depending on context. Izledik thus functions across these senses when the subject is the plural “we.” The tense itself conveys a completed past action, not a present or future event.

Examples of usage include: Dün filmi izledik. (We watched the movie yesterday.) Bu akşam diziyi izledik. (We watched the series this evening.) Geçen hafta belgeseli izledik. (We watched the documentary last week.)

Negative and question forms follow Turkish patterns: izlemedik (we did not watch), izledik mi? (did we watch?). Related forms and conjugations extend from izlemek, illustrating how Turkish verbs encode tense, aspect, person, and number through suffixation. See also izlemek for the infinitive and verb morphology.