Yapabileceiz

Yapabileceiz is a Turkish verb form derived from the verb yapmak, meaning to do. It represents a future capability, commonly translated as “we will be able to do.” In standard Turkish, the canonical spelling for this meaning is yapabileceğiz. The form yapabileiz or yapabileceiz may appear in informal writing or environments that omit certain orthographic marks, but yapabileceğiz is the recommended, unambiguous spelling.

Morphologically, yapabileceiz is built from the root yap- plus the potential suffix -ebil-, the future suffix -ecek, and the first-person plural possessive/subject suffix -iz, yielding yap-ebil-ecek-iz, which surfaces as yapabileceğiz after vowel harmony and phonological adjustment. Turkish also has the related form yapabiliriz, which expresses the present/future sense of “we can do” without the explicit future potential, often used for general ability rather than a specific planned future capability.

Usage and nuance: yapabileceğiz is used to discuss actions that a group is capable of performing in the future. It appears in statements about plans, promises, or forecasts, for example: “Bu projeyi yapabileceğiz” (We will be able to do this project). The broader family of related forms includes yapabileceğim (I will be able to do), yapabileceksin (you will be able to do), and yapabilecekler (they will be able to do), all constructed from the same root and suffix pattern.

See also: Turkish grammar, the -ebil- suffix (potential mood), Turkish future tense -ecek/acak, Turkish personal endings.