Learn Turkish Grammar: Possessive Pronouns

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[@kyriedara633]

Because of my addiction to turkish series im learning some of their language. Like gunaydin(good morning), merhaba(hello), seni seviyorum(i love you), tammam(okay), evet(yes), hayir/yok(no) and many more.🥰🇹🇷 -love from🇵🇭

[@poohbear6806]

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[@jmudikun]

Thank you for this excellent explanation. I didn't realize the possessive adjectives were optional. Very helpful

[@angeliaso7195]

Thank you, your explanation is very good

[@TheChio116]

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[@norfarhanamohamadsaleh7899]

thanks..really good teaching. make us feel easy to understand and digest the info...but there is one thing i can't understand, what is the difference between araban (singular) and arabamiz (plural) = our car. when is the right time to use these 2 words? can someone please explain this to me..to whom do you talk to , so that can you can use araban?

[@almedina8348]

Araban is used when you want to say “your car” for example, this is your car = bu senin araban. Arabamız is used when you want to say “our car” for example, this is our car = bu bizim arabamız.

[@almedina8348]

I hope you understand it. I will try to help you if you have other questions :))

[@norfarhanamohamadsaleh7899]

​@@almedina8348 thank you for your reply..really appreciate it...🥰🥰

[@helenanazih3304]

Senin evin çok güzel. Evin çok güzel. Seninki çok güzel.

[@shima4950]

Grazie mille!

[@helenanazih3304]

Yemeğin çok lezzetli. Senin yemeğin çok lezzetli. Seninki çok lezzetli.

[@latrellegaming9816]

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[@qp2999]

Unfortunatly the accustic resounds.

[@farielzouioueche2180]

Vous devriez mettre par écrit à trop parler les gens ne comprennent rien ou plutôt ne retiennent pas

[@Melanchol1a]

thank you so much!!!