ki

ki

"Ki" is a Turkish conjunction used to mean "that" or "so that," linking clauses or emphasizing a statement.

In this sentence, 'ki' is used to indicate an explanation or result. It connects the extent of the action ('seviyor') with its consequence ('bırakmıyor').

Bu kitabı o kadar çok seviyor ki elinden hiç bırakmıyor.

He loves this book so much that he never lets it go.

Here, 'ki' introduces supplementary information or clarification about the children mentioned in the main clause.

Bahçede oynayan çocukları gördüm, ki onlar komşularımızın çocukları.

I saw the children playing in the garden, who are our neighbors’ children.

In this context, 'ki' introduces a consequential situation or outcome following the described condition.

Evde çok sessizlik vardı ki biri konuşunca herkes şaşırdı.

There was so much silence at home that everyone was surprised when someone spoke.