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kesinlikle

例句
解析 kesinlikle in your Level:
At the A1 level, you should learn 'kesinlikle' as a very useful one-word response. When someone asks you a question that you want to answer with a strong 'yes,' you can simply say 'Kesinlikle!' This is much more expressive than just saying 'evet' (yes). It helps you sound more like a native speaker even with a limited vocabulary. You can also use it in very simple sentences like 'Bu güzel' (This is beautiful) by adding 'kesinlikle' to make it 'Bu kesinlikle güzel' (This is definitely beautiful). At this stage, don't worry too much about complex grammar; just use it to show you are sure about something. It is a great way to participate in conversations and show agreement without needing to construct long, difficult sentences. Focus on the pronunciation: ke-sin-lik-le. The 'le' at the end is like the 'ly' in 'definitely.' Practice saying it with a confident tone. It is a very positive word that will help you build rapport with Turkish speakers. You might also hear it in shops or restaurants when a waiter confirms your order. If they say 'Kesinlikle,' they are telling you they have understood you perfectly and will take care of it. It is one of those 'magic' words that makes you sound more fluent than you actually are. Try to use it at least once in every Turkish conversation you have. It is also helpful for understanding basic advertisements or signs that promise 'definitely the best' quality. Even at A1, you can recognize this word and know that the speaker is being very certain about what they are saying. It is a building block for more complex expressions of opinion that you will learn later.
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At the A2 level, you start to move beyond one-word answers and begin integrating 'kesinlikle' into slightly more complex sentence structures. You will use it to modify verbs and adjectives more frequently. For example, instead of just saying 'Geleceğim' (I will come), you can say 'Kesinlikle geleceğim' (I will definitely come). This shows you have a better grasp of Turkish word order. You should also learn how to use it in negative sentences to show a firm 'no.' 'Kesinlikle gitmiyorum' (I am definitely not going) is a common A2-level sentence. At this stage, you are learning to express your personal preferences and plans, and 'kesinlikle' is perfect for that. You might use it to talk about your favorite food: 'Mantı kesinlikle en sevdiğim yemek' (Mantı is definitely my favorite food). You are also becoming more aware of social nuances, and using 'kesinlikle' to agree with a friend's suggestion ('Kesinlikle yapalım!' - Let's definitely do it!) is a great way to show enthusiasm. You should also be able to recognize 'kesinlikle' when listening to simple dialogues or watching Turkish cartoons or basic TV shows. It will help you identify the main points of agreement or disagreement between characters. Remember that 'kesinlikle' usually comes before the verb. Practice making sentences about your daily routine or your upcoming weekend plans using this word. It will help you sound more assertive and clear in your communication. You can also start comparing it with 'belki' (maybe) to show different levels of certainty. 'Bugün belki yağmur yağar, ama yarın kesinlikle güneşli olacak' (Maybe it will rain today, but tomorrow it will definitely be sunny). This contrast is very common at the A2 level.
At the B1 level, you are expected to use 'kesinlikle' to express and defend your opinions on various topics. You can use it in more complex sentence structures, including those with sub-clauses. For example, 'Söylediklerine kesinlikle katılıyorum çünkü çok mantıklı konuşuyorsun' (I definitely agree with what you said because you are speaking very logically). At this level, you should also be able to distinguish 'kesinlikle' from its synonyms like 'mutlaka' and 'elbette.' You will use 'kesinlikle' to emphasize the truth of a statement or the strength of your belief. You might use it in a professional context to confirm a deadline: 'Raporu kesinlikle pazartesiye kadar bitirmiş olacağım' (I will definitely have finished the report by Monday). You are also learning to use it with a wider range of adjectives to describe experiences or people: 'Bu film kesinlikle etkileyiciydi' (This movie was definitely impressive). In B1, you are also becoming more proficient in reading longer texts, and you will encounter 'kesinlikle' in news articles or blog posts where authors want to make a strong point. You should be able to analyze why the author chose 'kesinlikle' instead of a weaker word. Practice using it in written assignments, such as writing a letter of complaint or a recommendation. For instance, 'Bu hizmetten kesinlikle memnun kalmadım' (I was definitely not satisfied with this service). This shows you can use the word to express not just agreement, but also strong dissatisfaction. You are now moving towards a more nuanced understanding of how 'kesinlikle' functions as a rhetorical tool to persuade others.
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At the B2 level, 'kesinlikle' becomes a tool for nuanced argumentation and sophisticated expression. You will use it in debates, presentations, and formal writing to signal your strongest points. You are now aware of how the placement of 'kesinlikle' can slightly alter the focus of a sentence. For example, 'Kesinlikle bu yöntemi seçmeliyiz' emphasizes the choice itself, while 'Bu yöntemi kesinlikle seçmeliyiz' might emphasize the necessity of the selection. You are also able to use it in academic or semi-formal contexts, though you might also start exploring even more formal alternatives like 'şüphesiz' (without doubt). At B2, you should be comfortable using 'kesinlikle' with complex verb tenses and moods, such as the conditional: 'Eğer param olsaydı, kesinlikle o evi alırdım' (If I had money, I would definitely buy that house). You can also use it to dismiss counter-arguments: 'Bu iddia kesinlikle gerçeği yansıtmıyor' (This claim definitely does not reflect the truth). In your listening practice, you will notice that native speakers might use 'kesinlikle' with a specific intonation to convey sarcasm or irony, and as a B2 learner, you should start to pick up on these cues. You are also expected to use it in creative writing to build character voice; a character who uses 'kesinlikle' frequently might be seen as confident, stubborn, or authoritative. Practice incorporating it into your speech when discussing abstract topics like politics, environment, or technology. For example, 'Yapay zeka kesinlikle iş dünyasını değiştirecek' (Artificial intelligence will definitely change the business world). Your use of 'kesinlikle' should now feel natural and integrated into your overall flow of speech.
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At the C1 level, your use of 'kesinlikle' should be indistinguishable from a native speaker's. You understand the word's full rhetorical power and use it sparingly but effectively to create impact. You are aware of the stylistic choice between 'kesinlikle' and more literary terms like 'bi-hakkın' or 'kayıtsız şartsız' (unconditionally). You can use 'kesinlikle' in high-level academic discussions to state a thesis with confidence: 'Bu veriler, teorinin kesinlikle doğru olduğunu kanıtlamaktadır' (These data prove that the theory is definitely correct). You also understand the cultural weight of the word in Turkish society—how it can be used to end a negotiation or to show absolute loyalty in a political or social context. At this level, you can use 'kesinlikle' to analyze and critique literature or film, discussing how a director's vision is 'kesinlikle özgün' (definitely original). You are also sensitive to the 'overuse' of the word in certain media registers and can avoid it to maintain a more objective or sophisticated tone when necessary. In your own writing, you use 'kesinlikle' to create a sense of certainty that anchors your arguments. You can also use it in complex conditional and hypothetical sentences that involve multiple layers of meaning. For example, 'Kesinlikle reddedilemez bir gerçek ki...' (It is a definitely undeniable fact that...). Your pronunciation is perfect, including the subtle stress on the syllables that native speakers use for emphasis. You are no longer just using a word; you are wielding a tool of conviction.
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At the C2 level, 'kesinlikle' is part of your vast linguistic repertoire, used with total mastery and precision. You understand its philosophical implications—the 'cutting' nature of the word as it relates to the concept of truth and certainty. You can use it in highly specialized fields, such as law or philosophy, where the distinction between 'certain' and 'probable' is crucial. In a legal context, you might discuss a 'kesinlikle kanıtlanmış' (definitely proven) fact. In literature, you might appreciate how an author uses the word to create a 'kesinlik' (certainty) that contrasts with the ambiguity of the human condition. You are also aware of the historical evolution of the word and its roots, and how it has replaced older Ottoman terms in modern Turkish. Your use of 'kesinlikle' is strategic; you know exactly when to use it for maximum emotional or logical impact and when to use a more subtle expression of agreement. You can engage in rapid-fire debates where 'kesinlikle' is used as a tactical tool to shut down an opponent's point or to rally support. You also understand the word's role in Turkish humor and satire, where over-certainty is often mocked. At this level, you don't just know what the word means; you know what it 'does' in the social and psychological landscape of the Turkish language. You can use it to express the most profound certainties of life or the most mundane agreements, always with the perfect tone and context. You are a master of the Turkish language, and 'kesinlikle' is one of the many gems in your linguistic crown.
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例句
The Turkish word kesinlikle is a powerful adverb that translates most directly to 'definitely,' 'absolutely,' or 'certainly' in English. It is one of the most frequently used words for expressing strong conviction, agreement, or factual certainty in the Turkish language. To understand its weight, one must look at its root: the verb kesmek, which means 'to cut.' From this, we get kesin (certain, sharp, final), and by adding the suffix -likle, it transforms into an adverb. This etymological connection implies that when you use this word, you are effectively 'cutting off' any other possibilities, doubts, or alternative interpretations. It is a word of finality and resolution. In everyday Turkish conversation, you will hear it used as a standalone response to show enthusiastic agreement or as an intensifier within a sentence to emphasize that an action will happen without fail.
Semantic Range
The word covers absolute agreement (Yes, definitely), factual certainty (This is definitely the case), and firm intention (I will definitely do it).

Bu proje kesinlikle zamanında bitecek.

In Turkish culture, where social harmony is valued, 'kesinlikle' can also be used to validate another person's opinion strongly, making them feel heard and supported. For example, if a friend says a restaurant is good, responding with 'Kesinlikle!' is much more supportive than a simple 'Evet.' It is also a staple in professional environments, where it is used to confirm tasks or agree with strategic decisions. However, because it is so strong, using it too frequently in a single conversation might make one sound slightly hyperbolic or overly insistent.

Seninle kesinlikle aynı fikirdeyim.

Cultural Nuance
In Turkey, people often use this word to show loyalty or solidarity in a discussion, reinforcing the social bond through shared certainty.

Oraya kesinlikle gitmelisin, manzara harika.

Bu akşam kesinlikle yağmur yağacak.

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This word is neutral and fits perfectly in both formal business meetings and informal chats with friends.

Bu cevap kesinlikle yanlış.

Whether you are confirming a reservation, taking a stand in a debate, or simply agreeing with a compliment, 'kesinlikle' is your go-to word for expressing an unwavering stance. It bridges the gap between simple affirmation and total conviction, making it an essential tool for any Turkish learner aiming for fluency and natural expression.
Using kesinlikle correctly involves understanding its placement and the emotional weight it carries. In Turkish, adverbs typically precede the verb they modify. Therefore, if you want to say 'I will definitely come,' you would say 'Kesinlikle geleceğim.' However, Turkish is a flexible language, and for emphasis, you might see 'kesinlikle' at the beginning of a sentence or even at the very end in colloquial speech. One of its most common uses is as a one-word answer. When someone asks a yes/no question where the answer is a firm 'yes,' saying 'Kesinlikle!' is the natural equivalent of saying 'Absolutely!'
Sentence Placement
Standard: [Subject] + [Kesinlikle] + [Verb]. Emphatic: [Kesinlikle] + [Subject] + [Verb].

Ben kesinlikle böyle bir şey söylemedim.

In negative sentences, 'kesinlikle' emphasizes the refusal or the impossibility. For instance, 'Kesinlikle gitmeyeceğim' means 'I will definitely not go.' It is important to note that 'kesinlikle' does not change the polarity of the sentence; it only intensifies whatever is already there. If you use it with a positive verb, it intensifies the positive; with a negative verb, it intensifies the negative. This is a common point of confusion for English speakers who might try to use it like 'ever' in negative contexts.

Bu film kesinlikle izlenmeye değer.

With Adjectives
You can use it before adjectives to show total agreement with a quality. Example: 'Bu çocuk kesinlikle dahi' (This kid is definitely a genius).

Sana kesinlikle katılıyorum.

Bu karar kesinlikle değişmeyecek.

Standalone Answer
Question: 'Yarın gelecek misin?' (Will you come tomorrow?) Answer: 'Kesinlikle!' (Definitely!).

O kesinlikle bir hata yaptı.

When writing complex sentences, ensure that 'kesinlikle' doesn't get separated from its verb by too many clauses, as this can weaken the emphasis. In Turkish poetry or literature, you might see it used to create a rhythm of certainty. In spoken Turkish, the 'e' sounds are often pronounced clearly to give the word its sharp, 'cutting' quality. Mastering this word will make your Turkish sound much more assertive and natural, as it is a key component of the 'certainty' vocabulary that native speakers use hundreds of times a day.
If you spend a day in a Turkish city, you will hear kesinlikle in almost every social setting. It is the language of the bazaar, the boardroom, and the breakfast table. In the Grand Bazaar, a merchant might use it to assure you that the quality of a carpet is 'kesinlikle en iyisi' (definitely the best). In a corporate office in Levent, a manager might conclude a meeting by saying 'Bu strateji kesinlikle işe yarayacak' (This strategy will definitely work). Its versatility is what makes it so ubiquitous.
Media and TV
On Turkish talk shows and news debates, pundits use it constantly to reinforce their opinions and sound more persuasive to the audience.

Dizinin son bölümü kesinlikle efsaneydi.

In Turkish 'dizis' (soap operas), characters often use this word during dramatic confrontations to express their unwavering loyalty or their absolute refusal to forgive. 'Seni kesinlikle affetmeyeceğim!' (I will definitely not forgive you!) is a classic line. On a lighter note, you'll hear it in cafes when friends are discussing football matches. 'Beşiktaş kesinlikle kazanacak' (Beşiktaş will definitely win) is a sentence you might hear echoing through the streets of Çarşı.

Bu kahve kesinlikle çok taze.

Customer Service
Waiters and shopkeepers use it to reassure customers. 'Yemeğiniz kesinlikle sıcak gelecek' (Your food will definitely come hot).

Sizinle kesinlikle çalışmak istiyoruz.

Bu yol kesinlikle daha kısa.

Educational Context
Teachers use it to emphasize rules or correct answers. 'Bu sorunun cevabı kesinlikle B şıkkıdır.'

Oraya gitmek kesinlikle yasak.

You will also find it in advertising slogans, where brands promise 'kesinlikle en düşük fiyat' (definitely the lowest price). In essence, 'kesinlikle' is the sound of Turkish confidence. Whether it is used to sell a product, win an argument, or express love, it is a word that demands attention and signals that the speaker is fully committed to what they are saying. Hearing it used correctly will help you gauge the level of certainty and intensity in any Turkish conversation.
One of the most frequent mistakes English speakers make with kesinlikle is confusing it with other adverbs of certainty like mutlaka or tabii. While they are often interchangeable in English as 'definitely' or 'surely,' in Turkish, they have distinct nuances. 'Mutlaka' carries a sense of necessity or an obligation—something that 'must' happen. 'Kesinlikle' is more about the state of being certain or the absolute nature of a fact. For example, if you say 'Mutlaka gel,' you are saying 'You must come.' If you say 'Kesinlikle geleceğim,' you are saying 'I will definitely come.' Confusing these can lead to sounding either too demanding or slightly off-topic.
The 'Ever' Mistake
Learners sometimes try to use 'kesinlikle' to mean 'ever' in negative sentences, like 'I haven't ever done that.' In Turkish, you should use 'asla' or 'hiç' for that purpose. 'Kesinlikle' is for 'definitely.'

Yanlış: Ben kesinlikle sushi yemedim. (Intending: I never ate sushi). Doğru: Ben hiç sushi yemedim.

Another common error is the placement of the word in a sentence. While Turkish is flexible, placing 'kesinlikle' at the very beginning of a long sentence can sometimes make the sentence feel disconnected if the verb is far away. For maximum impact, place it right before the verb or the adjective it is intensifying. Also, avoid using 'kesinlikle' with words that already imply uncertainty, such as 'belki' (maybe) or 'sanırım' (I think). Saying 'Kesinlikle belki gelecek' is a logical contradiction that will confuse native speakers.

Yanlış: Kesinlikle sanırım haklısın. (Definitely I think you are right).

Overuse
Avoid using 'kesinlikle' in every sentence. If everything is 'absolute,' then nothing is. Use it for points of genuine emphasis.

Bu yemek kesinlikle çok tuzlu.

O kesinlikle yalan söylüyor.

Formal vs. Informal
In very formal academic writing, you might prefer 'kuşkusuz' (without doubt) or 'şüphesiz' over 'kesinlikle,' which can sometimes sound a bit too conversational or emotional.

Bu sonuçlar kesinlikle doğru.

Finally, remember that 'kesinlikle' is an adverb. While it comes from the adjective 'kesin,' you cannot use 'kesinlikle' to describe a noun directly. You cannot say 'kesinlikle bir karar' (a definitely decision); you must say 'kesin bir karar' (a definite decision). Understanding these boundaries will ensure you use the word with the same precision and confidence as a native speaker.
Turkish has a rich vocabulary for expressing certainty, and knowing the alternatives to kesinlikle will help you choose the right 'flavor' of certainty for each situation. While 'kesinlikle' is the most common all-purpose word for 'definitely,' other words like mutlaka, elbette, tabii ki, and şüphesiz offer different nuances.
Mutlaka vs. Kesinlikle
'Mutlaka' implies a necessity or an unavoidable future event. 'Kesinlikle' is more about the speaker's total conviction or the factual truth of a statement.

Oraya mutlaka gitmelisin (You must go there) vs. Oraya kesinlikle gideceğim (I will definitely go there).

Elbette / Tabii ki
These are softer and more conversational than 'kesinlikle.' They suggest that the certainty is shared by everyone involved.

-Yardım eder misin? -Tabii ki! (Of course!)

Şüphesiz / Kuşkusuz
Literally 'without doubt.' These are more formal and are often found in literature, journalism, or academic papers.

Bu eser şüphesiz onun en iyi çalışmasıdır.

Tamamen
Meaning 'completely' or 'entirely.' Sometimes used in place of 'kesinlikle' when referring to agreement: 'Sana tamamen katılıyorum' (I completely agree with you).

Bu görüşe tamamen karşıyım.

Yüzde Yüz
Colloquial for 'one hundred percent.' Used in informal settings to show total confidence.

Söylediklerin yüzde yüz doğru.

By learning these synonyms, you can tailor your Turkish to the specific social context. If you want to sound formal, go for 'şüphesiz.' If you want to be helpful and polite, 'tabii ki' is great. If you want to show strong personal conviction, 'kesinlikle' remains your best choice. Understanding these subtle differences is a hallmark of an advanced learner who can navigate the complexities of Turkish social interaction with ease.
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按水平分级的例句

1

Kesinlikle!

Definitely!

Used as a standalone response.

2

Bu kesinlikle evet.

This is definitely a yes.

Simple subject + adverb + noun.

3

Yemek kesinlikle güzel.

The food is definitely good.

Adverb modifying an adjective.

4

Kesinlikle geliyorum.

I am definitely coming.

Adverb + present continuous verb.

5

Bu kitap kesinlikle harika.

This book is definitely wonderful.

Adverb + adjective.

6

Kesinlikle hayır.

Definitely no.

Used for strong negation.

7

İstanbul kesinlikle çok büyük.

Istanbul is definitely very big.

Adverb modifying an adjective phrase.

8

Sen kesinlikle haklısın.

You are definitely right.

Subject + adverb + adjective.

1

Yarın kesinlikle orada olacağım.

I will definitely be there tomorrow.

Future tense with adverb.

2

Bu filmi kesinlikle izlemelisin.

You definitely should watch this movie.

Necessity mood (-meli) with adverb.

3

Oraya kesinlikle gitmiyoruz.

We are definitely not going there.

Negative present continuous.

4

Bu ödevi kesinlikle bitirmeliyim.

I definitely must finish this homework.

First person necessity mood.

5

Sana kesinlikle inanıyorum.

I definitely believe you.

Adverb + verb of belief.

6

Hava kesinlikle soğuyacak.

The weather will definitely get cold.

Future tense prediction.

7

Bu soru kesinlikle çok zor.

This question is definitely very difficult.

Adverb + intensifier (çok) + adjective.

8

Kesinlikle bir hata yaptın.

You definitely made a mistake.

Adverb + past tense verb.

1

Söylediklerine kesinlikle katılıyorum.

I definitely agree with what you said.

Standard agreement phrase.

2

Bu tatil kesinlikle unutulmaz olacak.

This holiday will definitely be unforgettable.

Future tense with adjective phrase.

3

O kesinlikle yalan söylemez.

He definitely does not tell lies.

Aorist negative for general truth.

4

Bu ilaç kesinlikle işe yarıyor.

This medicine definitely works.

Present continuous for current state.

5

Kesinlikle daha fazla çalışmamız gerekiyor.

We definitely need to work more.

Adverb + necessity verb (gerekiyor).

6

Bu araba kesinlikle çok pahalı.

This car is definitely very expensive.

Adverb + adjective.

7

Seninle kesinlikle tekrar görüşmek isterim.

I would definitely like to see you again.

Adverb + desire mood.

8

Bu karar kesinlikle yanlış bir adım.

This decision is definitely a wrong step.

Adverb + noun phrase.

1

Onun bu işi başaracağından kesinlikle eminim.

I am definitely sure that he will succeed in this job.

Adverb + adjective of certainty (emin).

2

Bu proje kesinlikle bütçemizi aşacak.

This project will definitely exceed our budget.

Future tense prediction in business.

3

Onunla konuşmak kesinlikle hiçbir şeyi değiştirmeyecek.

Talking to him will definitely not change anything.

Infinitive subject + negative future.

4

Bu yöntem kesinlikle daha etkili sonuçlar veriyor.

This method definitely gives more effective results.

Comparative adjective with adverb.

5

Kesinlikle bir çözüm bulmak zorundayız.

We definitely are obliged to find a solution.

Adverb + obligation (-mak zorunda).

6

Olayın bu şekilde gelişmesi kesinlikle tesadüf değil.

The event developing this way is definitely not a coincidence.

Gerund subject + negative copula.

7

Sizinle çalışmak bizim için kesinlikle bir onurdur.

Working with you is definitely an honor for us.

Formal register with adverb.

8

Bu kitap kesinlikle edebiyat dünyasında bir devrim yaratacak.

This book will definitely create a revolution in the literary world.

Metaphorical usage.

1

Yazarın bu eserinde kesinlikle toplumsal bir eleştiri var.

There is definitely a social critique in this work of the author.

Existential 'var' with adverb.

2

Bu politikaların sonuçları kesinlikle felaket olacak.

The results of these policies will definitely be disastrous.

Strong political prediction.

3

Onun bu tavrı kesinlikle kabul edilemez.

This attitude of his is definitely unacceptable.

Passive potential negative (-ilemez).

4

Kesinlikle reddedilemez bir gerçek ki, dünya değişiyor.

It is a definitely undeniable fact that the world is changing.

Introductory clause with adverb.

5

Bu veriler, teorinin kesinlikle doğru olduğunu kanıtlamaktadır.

These data prove that the theory is definitely correct.

Formal '-maktadır' ending.

6

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