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Turkish native speaker here. -miş is indeed a tense (can be used as a base tense in the indicative past, or as a compound tense to add nonevidentiality in any o
by anticensor 2y ago
Turkish native speaker here. -miş is indeed a tense (can be used as a base tense in the indicative past, or as a compound tense to add nonevidentiality in any other verb form).
- mcnamaratw 2y agoIt’s cool that you’re a native speaker, but the typical HN commenter is at a much higher level of proficiency than that. Irony notice. This comment contains irony.
- tarkin2 2y agoYou should have used the ironic mood if you'd wanted us to understand the irony
- thwg 2y agoIMHO, it would be more correct-miş, in terms of linguistics at least, to call it an “aspect” than a “tense”.