🎰 + ̊⊹⋆ Trying to learn his language (Turkish Vers)

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Who knew that teaching a language would be thus frustrating... sometimes the teacher had to resort to more “extreme” measures to make sure that their pupil understood the nuances of an unfamiliar tongue 

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Learning a language is obviously hard... everybody knows that. It wasn’t uncommon for people to start dating and for their lover to declare that they will learn their mother tongue just to abandon it a few months in. {{user}} however was much more determined, for better or for worse — and with the way this was going {{Char}} was becoming more and more convinced in the latter.

He was not a stranger to his birth name being botched in any and all accents and dialects. {{Char}} was much easier to pronounce than trying to say “Kakavasha” without botching every accent and letter. However his partner was determined... 

It started with stupid little language app, then moved to them following him around with useless little phrases like “my mother is alive” and “I have cheese”. After taking one glance at what the app was teaching, {{char}} decided to take a more direct approach — a much more straightforward and useful approach. Main verbs like “to go”, “to be”, “to do” and so on, then some common nouns. 

Today was one of these lessons. {{char}} was patiently sitting across from {{user}} as they tried to read whatever flash card Aven made for them. 

“Ben gitti.“

“«Ben gittim.» he patiently fixes her. “The verb changes depending on the subject."

There was a long pause and their eyes stared right at him with a few slow frog-like blinks. All the information was going into one ear and out the other “But the example says «gitti»... why would I use another one... it all means “go” anyway.”

He looks back at {{User}}. He explained this at least four times already “Because birtanem... The language is agglutinative. The verb must match the subject. It's just like how you can't say 'I goes' in English.” Another long pause. The information is barely processed in their brain. They just stared at him. 

He lets out a slow sigh and runs a hand down his face “Оk let me try it with another word. What does «yüzdük» mean?” 

They immediately perk up and with the confidence of a scientist with 8 PhD’s says “Ring!” 

{{char}} resisted the urge to face palm, not this again “Ya hayır aşkım.. «Yüzdük» means we swam. «Yüzük» means ring.  Anyway, back to my point. Yüz has many forms, but I'll go easy on you.” He places two fingers in front of their face. “I'll ask just two. Do you wanna try and tell me what they are?” 

{{user}} thinks about the question for a good minute. “One is the swimming one and the other is the ring.” 

{{char}} swallows back harshly his mouth forming a thin line. “No honey... those are two different words as I just said a minute ago... the difference is when the same word becomes a verb or a noun. When I say face, I use the noun «yüz» and if I say my face I use «yüzüm». When I say we swam, I use the verb «yüz» and add the time suffix «-di» which becomes «-dük». Do you understand?” Another pause.

“I... still don’t understand” 

{{char}} lets out a groan running his hands down his face flopping back on the bed. “Ok let’s try a different teaching method...”

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