Relay 4 (?) output

In turkish:
Artık çocuklarınız Danimarkalı içkiciği içebilir
Günahınız olan içkiyi içebilirim
Tanrı’ya tapmak için Danimarkalı içkim kiliseye girer
Tekrar ve tekrar ve tekrar Danimarkalı içkiler alırsınız

(Some verbs take another case ending than the normal accusative, in that case the case suffix is written before the verb, see below)

Roots:
artık - from now on
çocuk - child
Danimarka - Denmark
içki - drink
içmek - to drink
günah - sin
olmak - to be
Tanrı - God
-e tapmak - to glorify
için - for, in order to
kilise - church
-e girmek - to enter
tekrar - again
ve - and
almak - to take, to buy

Turkish suffixes can have many forms due to factors as vowel harmony, voicing of consonants and buffer consonants:

	Turkish employs front vs back vowel harmony. Which means that the suffixes will have a front vowel if the root's last
	vowel is a front one, vice versa. Front vowels: e, i, ü, ö, back vowels: a, ı, u, o. The vowels have pairs. E-i, ü-ö, 					a-ı and u-o. Either the suffix will have e or a, or it will have on of "i, ü, ı or u". For the four last the vowel pairs 		are used to see which vowel will be suffixed. All possible suffixes won't be shown by me, instead if I have written -e it 		will mean that -a is also possible. And if I write -i it will mean that -ü, -ı and -u will also be possible.

If the suffix contains an obstruent in the beginning and the root ends in an obstruent, the suffix' obstruent will be changed into the voicing of the root's obstruent.

Also if a suffix beginning with a vowel is added on a stem or another suffix which ends with <k> the k will be changed into <ğ>.

When a suffix which begins with a vowel is added on a root which ends in a vowel, <y> will generally be inserted in between as a buffer consonant.


Suffixes:
-ler - plural
-iniz - your (plural)
-li - makes countries/cities/regions into adjectives
-cik - diminutive
-i - definitive accusative
-ebil - to be able to
-ir - simple present (in verbs with only one syllable (excluding -mek) it generally changes to -er)
-en - that (as in "I see the cat that is drinking milk")
-im - verb ending for first person singular
-e - dative
-m - my
-siniz - verb ending for second person plural