The Turkish language · Endings

if

The ending glossed if takes these forms in the book's examples:

In the examples

20. Wanting, needing, if

Yağmur yağarsa evde kalırız.

If it rains, we'll stay at home. · 20.6 -se: if

Gelmezsen Ali üzülür.

If you don't come, Ali will be upset. · 20.6 -se: if

Bir sorun olursa beni ara.

If there's a problem, call me. · 20.6 -se: if

Zamanın varsa bize gel.

If you have time, come over. · 20.6 -se: if

Hastaysan evde kal.

If you're ill, stay at home. · 20.6 -se: if

Ne istersen al.

Take whatever you want. · 20.6 -se: if

Keşke burada olsan.

I wish you were here. · 20.7 Wishes, and if things were different

Bir kahve içsek mi?

Shall we have a coffee? · 20.7 Wishes, and if things were different

Zamanım olsa gelirdim.

If I had time, I'd come. · 20.7 Wishes, and if things were different

Ben olsam gitmezdim.

If I were you, I wouldn't go. · 20.7 Wishes, and if things were different

Yağmur yağsa bile gideceğim.

I'll go even if it rains. · 20.7 Wishes, and if things were different

21. Where to go next

Keşke sen de gelseydin.

I wish you had come too. · 21.7 The grammar beyond this book