"My your his/her our your their" and Possessive Suffixes in Turkish

🇹🇷 Welcome to my detailed lesson on possessives and possessive suffixes in Turkish!
In this video, titled "My your his/her our your their and Possessive Suffixes in Turkish," I delve deep into the essential aspects of Turkish grammar that every learner needs to master. Whether you are a beginner or advancing in your Turkish language journey, this tutorial will provide you with the insights you need to understand and use possessive forms accurately.
🔍 In this comprehensive lesson, you will learn:
1️⃣ Possessives in Turkish: Explore how to express possession using words like "my," "your," "his/her," "our," "your," and "their."
2️⃣ Possessive Suffixes in Turkish: Understand the rules and applications of possessive suffixes and how they modify nouns.
3️⃣ English Possessive Adjectives in Turkish: Learn how possessive adjectives work in Turkish sentences and practice using them correctly.
By the end of this video, you will have a solid understanding of possessive structures in Turkish, enabling you to form sentences with confidence and precision. 🌟
00:00 Welcome to the "My your his/her our your their and Possessive Suffixes in Turkish"
00:15 Derivation from the personal pronouns
01:57 Possessor and Possessed in the Possessive Construction
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How do you say these in your language?

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Thanks for these helpful lessons.

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Thank you for this lovely lesson... You make it so simple .

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[@lilianemuess3885]

Thanks for this well explained lesson. I'm a beginner and will have to study carefully the second part.

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You are welcome. Let me know if you have any questions.

[@lilianemuess3885]

@@TurkishJourney Sercan ! I'd like to have a lesson about adjectives. Those you think are the most useful for beginners. It's difficult for me to memorize and to use them. For Turkish I'm studying only per Internet. Thanks for all you're doing for us, your students and followers. See you later!

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Thank you. There are couple of videos related to adjectives already. I am not sure if you have already seen them. 20 Adjectives with Opposites: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWfdfGSrrr6ApMU DemonstrativeAdjectives: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5-5i2ewn793g8k I am definitely planning to introduce much more adjectives in the next videos. Thank you very much once again for your kind words and support.

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​@@TurkishJourneyThanks for the advice. I haven't yet studied these lessons. I'll do it as soon as possibl.. I discovered your channel a few weeks ago.

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@lilianemuess3885 Okay, thank you.

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We want high level

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They will come later :). Any specific topic?

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@@TurkishJourney Can you explain why in the video form "görmeyi" was used in the sentence "Evini görmeyi çok isterim"? Thanks for the video!

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@@TurkishJourney dık ekleri . Meselâ

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Diye edatı

[@TurkishJourney]

Hi there. Thank you. I recently answered a similar question in Reddit. Here is the link where you can see it. Hope this helps. If you have any more questions, let me know. www.reddit.com/r/turkishlearning/comments/1dl1hnq/comment/la0ov98/?