gidiyorsun

Gidiyorsun is a Turkish grammatical form, representing the second-person singular present continuous of the verb gitmek ("to go"). It translates most directly as “you are going” but can also convey a near-future meaning in everyday speech, depending on context and time expressions.

Formation: The stem git- takes the present continuous suffix -iyor- and the second-person singular suffix -sun, producing gidiyorsun. The form illustrates Turkish’s vowel harmony and consonant adjustments; note the y-link between the stem and suffix. The present continuous in Turkish covers both ongoing actions in the present and near-future plans rather than a distinct future tense.

Usage: Gidiyorsun is common in questions and statements. Examples: “Nereye gidiyorsun?” (“Where are you going?”), “Şu anda gidiyorsun.” (“You are going right now.”). The sense can shift with time adverbs, and the negative form would be “gitmiyorsun” (“you are not going”).

See also: Turkish grammar, Turkish verb conjugation, present continuous.