izlemedin

izlemedin is a Turkish word that translates to "you did not watch" in English. It is the second-person singular past tense of the verb "izlemek," which means "to watch." The word is formed by combining the past tense suffix "-di" with the negative suffix "-me" and the second-person singular suffix "-n."

The word izlemedin is commonly used in everyday conversation when referring to someone's failure to watch a particular program, movie, or event. For example, if someone asks "Did you watch the football match last night?" and the person did not watch it, they would respond "Hayır, izlemedin" (No, you did not watch).

The structure of the word is indicative of Turkish grammar, which is agglutinative, meaning that suffixes are added to a root word to express various grammatical meanings. In this case, the root verb "izle" undergoes a series of transformations to convey the specific meaning of "you did not watch." Understanding the components of izlemedin can provide insight into the broader principles of Turkish verb conjugation and negation. The word's usage is straightforward and directly conveys the absence of an action by a specific subject.