The -ecek future: plans, promises, resolutions
English builds the future with a helper word: «I will come». Turkish builds it with an ending, and there is only one to learn — -ecek after front vowels, -acak after back vowels. gel + ecek + im = Geleceğim (I will come) yap + acak + sın = Yapacaksın (you will do) One spelling habit to notice: when a vowel follows, the final k softens to ğ. Gelecek + im is written geleceğim, not gelecekim. This is the same softening you saw in kitap → kitabı, and it happens all over the language: a hard consonant between two vowels goes soft. If the stem ends in a vowel, a y slides in to keep the vowels apart: bekle + y + eceğ + iz = bekleyeceğiz. The negative sits where it always sits, right before the tense: gel + me + yeceğ + im = gelmeyeceğim, I will not come. Notice again what you are NOT doing: no «will», no «shall», no «going to», no worrying about which one is polite. One ending covers the lot.
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