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Introduction
The plural form is very simple in Turkish relative to other languages such as English or Arabic. There are only two forms with consistent rules.
Lesson Summary
Add -lar or -ler depending on which vowel group the letter closest to the end is.
Examples
Example 1:
Almost all words are very straightforward like the following words:
Çanta = bag
Kedi = cat
Ceket = jacket
Kalem = pen
çantalar
kediler
ceketler
kalemler
Example 2:
Others are a bit tricky because they rely on the sound which can be slightly different from the spelling in some extremely rare cases.
MeÅŸgul = Busy
Saat = Hour
meÅŸguller
saatler
Example 3:
However, if you're adding it to a pronoun that ends in a vowel, just like in other cases, you'd need to add an "n" before proceeding.
He/She/It... = O
O-n-lar
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