| Summary: | Structure that has its own system that has provided agreement between people for centuries, carried cultural values from generation to generation, renewed and developed itself in each process, is called a language. Although this system has rules in itself, it is always open to external influence. Although this dynamic structure of the language creates a side that heals and develops it, sometimes this new structure can also be to the detriment of the language. The electronic culture environment, which is formed as a result of the shift of communication between people to electronic environment due to technological developments after oral and written communication environment, is the most concrete place where the change in language can be seen in the near term. In accordance with the developing conditions, when a new understanding of the language is needed or a new meaning is given to a previously used word, the structuring process is always progressing based on the rules of the language. This new structuring is described in the language as neologism. The fact that geography does not have any importance with the development of technology has led to the emergence of new structures in the electronic culture environment. Foreign words in our language, which are mostly spread by this new cultural environment, have shown a number of changes over time. Accordingly, over time, foreign origin words were treated as if they were Turkish, and Turkish suffixes or auxiliary verbs were introduced to these words. The aim of this study is to address these new neologisms experienced in electronic culture environment, to try to identify Turkish suffixes and auxiliary verbs coming to foreign words.
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