No. 317 in Turkish
gitti
"Gitti" means "went" in English.
In a sentence
O dün alışverişe gitti.
He/She/They went to shopping yesterday.
In this sentence, 'gitti' indicates a past action meaning 'went'.
Fiat bu sene piyasadan gitti.
Fiat left the market this year.
Here, 'gitti' conveys the sense of 'left' or 'disappeared', indicating a change in state.
Kamera bir anda bozuldu ve ses gitti.
The camera suddenly broke, and the sound went away.
'Gitti' in this context means 'went away' or 'disappeared', describing the loss of sound.
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