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<div class="pg_page_title">Tatar Grammar - Negation</div>
<div class="pg_page_title">Tatar Grammar - Negation</div>
Hi [https://polyglotclub.com/language/tatar Tatar] learners! 😊<br>In this lesson, we will learn about the basics of negation in Tatar. We will look at how to form negative sentences and how to use them in everyday conversations. __TOC__


Negation is an important part of any language, and Tatar is no exception. In Tatar, there are two ways to express negation: using the negative particle ''ma'' and using the negative verb ''kemä''. Let's take a look at each of these in more detail.  
Hi [https://polyglotclub.com/language/tatar Tatar] learners! 😊<br>
In this lesson, we will learn about negation in Tatar grammar. Negation is used to indicate the opposite or absence of something. It is an important aspect of any language, and in Tatar, it is formed by adding the particle "эш" after the verb.  


==Negative Particle ''ma''==
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The negative particle ''ma'' is used to express negation in Tatar. It is placed after the verb or adjective that is being negated. For example:  
 
== Basic Negation ==
The most common way to create a negative sentence in Tatar is to add the particle "эш" at the end of the verb. Let's take an example sentence "Мин ярам" meaning "I run". To make it negative, we add "эш" at the end, like this: "Мин яратмыйш". It means "I am not running".
 
Let's see some more examples with different verbs:


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! Tatar !! Pronunciation !! English
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! Tatar !! Pronunciation !! English Translation
| Мин китап укуймын || Min kitap ukuy-myn  || I am not reading a book
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| Мин укырмам. || miŋ ukyrmam || I don't understand.
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| Мин туган дегенмен. || miŋ tuɣan deɣenmen || I'm not tired.
| Сез галим яшердеп беләндәккә элеккегез  || Sez galim yäşerdep belän-däkkä elekke-gez  || You don't seem knowledgeable
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| Мин бу хатта дегенмен. || miŋ bu xatta deɣenmen || I don't have this book.
| Уларның аты менә билгеләнмәй идее  || Ularnıñ atı menä bilgelänmäy idee  || I don't know their names
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| Мин бу китап дегенмен. || miŋ bu kitap deɣenmen || I don't have this book.
| Белән ямыйшка || Belän yamıyşka  || Don't eat with your hands
|}
|}


As you can see, the negative particle ''ma'' is placed after the verb or adjective that is being negated.


==Negative Verb ''kemä''==
== Double Negation ==
The negative verb ''kemä'' is used to express negation in Tatar. It is placed before the verb or adjective that is being negated. For example:
It is essential to have a clear understanding of double negation in a language to avoid confusing statements. In Tatar, a double negative intensifies the negation. For example, "мен кемәлдән шулай эштерем яңартмыйш" meaning "I won’t fix it at any cost" implies that fixing it is out of the question. It indicates the highest level of negation when used in a sentence.


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== Placing Negation in a Sentence ==
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In Tatar grammar, Negation particles should always be placed immediately after the verb they negate. In the case of a compound verb, it is placed at the end of the last verb.
! Tatar !! Pronunciation !! English Translation
 
|-
An example dialogue to illustrate the use of negation in a sentence:
| Кемә укырмам. || kemä ukyrmam || I don't understand.
 
|-
* Person 1: Максатың нимә? (What's the purpose?)
| Кемә туган дегенмен. || kemä tuɣan deɣenmen || I'm not tired.
* Person 2: Максатым мин үткүчелең эшкән мухим булмый (My purpose is not to impress but to do something important)
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| Кемә бу хатта дегенмен. || kemä bu xatta deɣenmen || I don't have this book.
In this example, Person 2 places the negation "эш" immediately after "үткүчеләгән".  
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| Кемә бу китап дегенмен. || kemä bu kitap deɣenmen || I don't have this book.
|}


As you can see, the negative verb ''kemä'' is placed before the verb or adjective that is being negated.  
== Negative Adverbs ==
In some cases, an adverb is used to modify a verb's meaning to negative. In Tatar, typical adverbs used for this purpose include "юк", "кере", and "ешьлә". Let's take an example sentence "Уларның аты менә билгеләнмәй идее". Instead of using "эш" at the end, you can place the adverb "ешьлә" before "билгәнәмәй" to obtain the same meaning, "Уларның аты менә ешьлә билгеләнмәй идее".  


==Practice==
== Using Negation in Questions ==
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To form a negative question in Tatar, you can begin the sentence with "эш" followed by the verb. For example, "Эш тачарсың?" meaning "Aren't you driving?".


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== Conclusion ==
In summary, Negation is an essential aspect of Tatar grammar used to indicate the opposite or absence of something. In Tatar, Negation is formed by adding the particle "эш" after the verb. It can also be used with negative adverbs to change the meaning of a sentence. Remember to place negation immediately after the verb it negates, in questions and within compound verbs. To further improve your Tatar Grammar, remember to visit [https://polyglotclub.com Polyglot Club]. [https://polyglotclub.com/find-friends.php?search=send&d=0&f=36&offre1=126 Find native speakers] and ask them any [https://polyglotclub.com/language/tatar/question questions] on Tatar grammar!


== Sources ==
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tatar_language Tatar Language]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turkic_languages Turkic Languages]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negation Negation]


==Related Lessons==
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Tatar Grammar - Negation

Hi Tatar learners! 😊
In this lesson, we will learn about negation in Tatar grammar. Negation is used to indicate the opposite or absence of something. It is an important aspect of any language, and in Tatar, it is formed by adding the particle "эш" after the verb.

Basic Negation

The most common way to create a negative sentence in Tatar is to add the particle "эш" at the end of the verb. Let's take an example sentence "Мин ярам" meaning "I run". To make it negative, we add "эш" at the end, like this: "Мин яратмыйш". It means "I am not running".

Let's see some more examples with different verbs:

Tatar Pronunciation English
Мин китап укуймын Min kitap ukuy-myn I am not reading a book
Сез галим яшердеп беләндәккә элеккегез Sez galim yäşerdep belän-däkkä elekke-gez You don't seem knowledgeable
Уларның аты менә билгеләнмәй идее Ularnıñ atı menä bilgelänmäy idee I don't know their names
Белән ямыйшка Belän yamıyşka Don't eat with your hands


Double Negation

It is essential to have a clear understanding of double negation in a language to avoid confusing statements. In Tatar, a double negative intensifies the negation. For example, "мен кемәлдән шулай эштерем яңартмыйш" meaning "I won’t fix it at any cost" implies that fixing it is out of the question. It indicates the highest level of negation when used in a sentence.

Placing Negation in a Sentence

In Tatar grammar, Negation particles should always be placed immediately after the verb they negate. In the case of a compound verb, it is placed at the end of the last verb.

An example dialogue to illustrate the use of negation in a sentence:

  • Person 1: Максатың нимә? (What's the purpose?)
  • Person 2: Максатым мин үткүчелең эшкән мухим булмый (My purpose is not to impress but to do something important)

In this example, Person 2 places the negation "эш" immediately after "үткүчеләгән".

Negative Adverbs

In some cases, an adverb is used to modify a verb's meaning to negative. In Tatar, typical adverbs used for this purpose include "юк", "кере", and "ешьлә". Let's take an example sentence "Уларның аты менә билгеләнмәй идее". Instead of using "эш" at the end, you can place the adverb "ешьлә" before "билгәнәмәй" to obtain the same meaning, "Уларның аты менә ешьлә билгеләнмәй идее".

Using Negation in Questions

To form a negative question in Tatar, you can begin the sentence with "эш" followed by the verb. For example, "Эш тачарсың?" meaning "Aren't you driving?".

Conclusion

In summary, Negation is an essential aspect of Tatar grammar used to indicate the opposite or absence of something. In Tatar, Negation is formed by adding the particle "эш" after the verb. It can also be used with negative adverbs to change the meaning of a sentence. Remember to place negation immediately after the verb it negates, in questions and within compound verbs. To further improve your Tatar Grammar, remember to visit Polyglot Club. Find native speakers and ask them any questions on Tatar grammar!

Sources

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