Specialization and subjective modality in turkish languages

Abstract

In the article, the connection and relationship of special members, which are semantic-syntactic phenomena pronounced with a special intonation, separated by a pause and emphasis, in order to highlight the semantic load, with modality, especially with subjective modality, is analyzed. One of the problems related to specialization in Turkish languages ​​is modality. It is clear that modal relations are understood in human thought. Logical-philosophical modality finds its expression in language. This is when language modality emerges.Ideas about the logical-psychological and linguistic features of the specialization of sentence members are also touched upon. It turns out that semantic changes can occur in any sentence. All such semantic changes in the sentence appear as a result of subjective attitude to some extent. Analyzing these issues in a comparative manner can help to study the meaning aspect of the sentence from a theoretical point of view. At the same time, a certain amount of space is allocated to linguistic and intra-linguistic situation and proportion, polypredicativeness, the elements that create them, which are the core of the formal-semantic structure of the sentence.