sunuyorsunuz

Sunuyorsunuz is Turkish for “you are presenting” or “you are offering.” It is the second-person plural form (siz) of the verb sunmak in the present continuous aspect. Turkish forms verbs by attaching suffixes, and this form combines the root sun- with the present continuous marker -uyor and the personal suffix -sunuz, yielding sunuyorsunuz.

Morphology and usage notes: The base verb sunmak means to present, to offer, or to provide. In sunuyorsunuz, -yor indicates ongoing action, while -sunuz marks the second person plural or formal address. The pronoun siz is often implied by the suffix, but it can also be used explicitly. Informal singular form is sen sunuyorsun, and other person/number combinations use corresponding endings (sunuyorum, sunuyorsunuz, sunuyorlar, etc.).

Contextual use: Sunuyorsunuz is used in contexts where someone is actively presenting or offering something in the present. It is common in business, education, and service settings, such as giving a presentation, offering information, or submitting an argument. The exact nuance depends on the surrounding sentence and time adverbials; Turkish often uses the present continuous for ongoing actions or near-present events.

Examples:

- Toplantıda siz sunuyorsunuz projeyi. (You are presenting the project at the meeting.)

- Bu raporu siz sunuyorsunuz, değil mi? (You are presenting this report, right?)

Related forms include sen sunuyorsun (informal singular you are presenting) and siz sunuyorsunuz (formal singular or plural you). Sunmak as a verb covers presenting, offering, and providing in a broad range of contexts.