gidersek

Gidersek is a Turkish grammatical form that marks a hypothetical condition with the subject we, meaning “if we go.” It is the conditional mood form of the verb gitmek (to go) and is used to introduce a clause that sets up a possible outcome dependent on the action of going.

Formation and usage The phrase gidersek is formed from the verb stem related to gitmek and the conditional suffix -se/-sa, with the first-person plural sense understood in Turkish grammar. As a dependent clause, gidersek typically precedes a main clause that describes what would happen if the condition is met. The main clause is often in a future or potential tense, but can vary by context. For example: Gidersek daha erken çıkarız. If we go, we will leave earlier. Gidersek bu problemi birlikte çözebiliriz. If we go, we can solve this problem together.

Related notes In Turkish, gidersek should not be confused with homographs such as gider, which can also function as a noun meaning “expense” or “cost.” The form gidersek is specifically a verb-based conditional meant to express a hypothetical scenario involving the action of going. While common in daily speech, it is also used in formal or written Turkish to present conditional considerations and plans.