Kaydettim

Kaydettim is a Turkish word that translates to "I recorded" or "I saved" in English. It is the first-person singular past tense of the verb kaydetmek, which means to record, save, or register. The word is commonly used in various contexts, both digital and analog.

In digital contexts, kaydettim is frequently used when referring to saving files on a computer, phone, or other electronic devices. For example, a user might say "Fotoğrafı kaydettim" (I saved the photo) or "Belgeyi kaydettim" (I saved the document). It also applies to recording audio or video, such as "Sesi kaydettim" (I recorded the sound) or "Videoyu kaydettim" (I recorded the video).

Beyond digital applications, kaydettim can also refer to saving information in a more traditional sense, such as writing something down in a notebook or making a note. It implies the act of preserving information for future reference. The word's versatility makes it a fundamental part of everyday Turkish communication, especially in an increasingly digital world.