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günlük vs her gün.doc

günlük vs her gün

Turkish word comparison


Listen to günlük
Listen to her gün
günlükher gün
GÜN-lük
adjective
her gyoon
adjective
daily; used or happening every dayevery day
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How they differ

"Her gün" is an adverbial phrase, not an adjective, so it describes frequency rather than modifying a noun. It is the closest everyday equivalent to "günlük" when the meaning is "daily".

When to use each

When to use günlük: Use "günlük" when you need an adjective before a noun, like "günlük haber" or "günlük iş".

When to use her gün: Use "her gün" when you want to say something happens every day, especially in a sentence with a verb.

Side-by-side examples

  1. Günlük spor yapmak sağlıklıdır.
    (Doing daily exercise is healthy.)
  2. Her gün spor yapmak sağlıklıdır.
    (Doing exercise every day is healthy.)
Register & nuance: Both are neutral and common, but "her gün" is more natural in spoken sentences about routine.

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