@article{2015,title={The Adana Dialect And Voice Features In Orhan Kemal’s Novels And Stories},abstractNode={Orhan Kemal who is from Adana deals with the life conditions of the people living in the district of Adana in his works. Through the characters of his novels and stories, he expresses the features of Adana voice and dialect. All the tagged words used in his novels and stories reveal the features of Adana voice and dialect. The features are palatal, labial harmony or disharmony in voiced and labialization and crasis as voicing events. The other voicing features in consonants can be categorised as follows: vocalization, devoicing, spirantisation, fluency, nasalisation, fusing, contraction, consonant analogy, sonarisation, loss of voicedness differentiation, degemination, and assimilation. We have also found out that there are striking differences in suffixes. The main ones are the first person plural suffix as –k, the first person optative as –(y)im/ym, but genitive suffix appears as n> y, then it changes into ñ>y. Through progressive assimilation, the plural ending becomes +nar and the present tense suffix is –yo. Through regressive assimilation, the means suffix +IAn becomes +nAn and +lI4k turns into +nI4k through progressive assimilation. Furthermore, future tense second person plural ending is –AcAn and simple present tense second person becomes positive suffix –I4n and negative suffix is used as –mAn. Another striking point Kemal’s works is that the optative plural first person appears as +(y)Ak.},author={Nilay YAYLAĞAN TEZCAN},year={2015},journal={Journal of Turkish Studies}}