Translation of Turkish word "gideceğim" to English
gideceğim
/gidedʒeːim/
Meaning
VerbFirst-person singular future tense of 'gitmek' (to go) — meaning 'I will go'. Formed as git- + -ecek- + -im (with k to ğ voicing).
How to use
When using the verb 'gideceğim', remember that it's a first-person singular future tense of 'gitmek', meaning 'I will go'. This form is created by adding the suffix '-ecek-' to the root 'git-' and then the first-person singular possessive suffix '-im'.
🇬🇧 English
I will go
Example
Yarın doktora gideceğim.
I will go to the doctor tomorrow.
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- yurtdışına gideceğim— I will go abroad
- Yarın doktora gideceğim.— I will go to the doctor tomorrow.
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What does the Turkish word "gideceğim" mean?▼
The Turkish word "gideceğim" means "I will go" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Yarın doktora gideceğim." (which translates as "I will go to the doctor tomorrow.").
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