Turkish Genitive Case and Possessive Suffix - Learn Turkish

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WHAT IS THE GENITIVE CASE AND POSSESSIVE SUFFIX?
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In English, if we wanted to mark a noun as the possessor (the owner) of another noun, we do it by adding “-‘s” to the possessor noun (the first noun) and that would be enough. If you want to show possession in Turkish, we need to add a Genitive Case suffix to the possessor and the possessive marker to the possessed noun:
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[@xman1995]

Teşekkürler, bu video bana çok yardımcı oldu.😊

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[@FrauleinMuller999]

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[@Philantrope]

Thanks. But I could not find the announced cheat sheet.

[@bilalhijjawi8860]

Thank you so much for the clarity in explaining Turkish grammar... One note though, these are personal pronouns and not personal adjectives, as per classification in grammars.

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

Yes, might have made a mistake there ;)

[@almedina8348]

Hello my friend. I've been reading and translating a text in Turkish to improve my knowledge. I found the following sentence: Annem, bir müzik GRUBUNDA müzisyen. Grubunda comes from the word "Grup" right? I undertand that the -da means "My mother is IN a band". But, where is the -un coming from? Is it the genitive case? Thank you so much for your help.

[@raggaahmed8626]

Thanks

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

Let me know if you have any questions ;)

[@fizasohailkhan5380]

I teach Turkish everyday (00:14)

[@user-df7bm6bt4n]

i wish you could write the equevelent term in turkish to save searching time.

[@ArhamKhan05]

I teach Turkish everyday

[@thesoapbox3791]

Hocam , in previous day 3 , in the lesson of present tense ' to be ' you teached that :- For ex :- i have to say ' i am police , so according to day 3 , i have to write ' '" '' polisim'' , but according to this lesson if i want to say ''my police '', i have to say polisim '' , So how can both the words be sensible ?? ''İ am police:- polisim'' or ''My police :- polisim '' What can i do ? İ mean that which one has which meaning , both are same , but what their meaning be ?

[@broadcastblk]

By intonation. If you emphasize the last syllable: 'im' it means possession, my police. If you emphasize the last syllable before 'im', that is 'lis' of polis , it means I am (a) polis. This work for all other examples as well.

[@fizasohailkhan5380]

Merhaba Hocam! İyi misiniz? Dersiniz için teşekkür ederim. At 03:39 due to consonant assimilation aren't we supposed to pronounce Ahmet'in as (Ahmedin)? Başka bir şey de var. At 04:48, last example Zeynep'in sözlüğü why isn't it Zeyneb'in due to consonant assimilation? Yine teşekkür ederim.

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

Merhaba Fiza, iyiyim. Teşekkürler! For Proper Nouns (person names), we don't do Consonant Assimilation. Also when adding a Case Marker like the Possesive Case in "Ahmet'in", we have to use the " ' " in between the proper noun and the case marker. For normal nouns, we don't separate them with a " ' ".

[@fizasohailkhan5380]

@@LearnTurkishwithGokberk Anladım hocam. Teşekkürler.

[@luzdalin1299]

Hi, where is the link for the cheat sheet please?

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

Hi l am mother's gokberk l lost my son 18 September l am so sorry l can't anserw your guestion

[@M_Saad69]

@@LearnTurkishwithGokberk that's why there weren't any answers for my questions So sorry to hear that may he rest in peace.

[@ramshaansari7887]

Merhaba Sir, I have a little question that what is the difference between'bana' and 'beni' And also 'sana' and 'seni' ? Please help me Sir.

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

Merhaba Ramsha. "Bana" and "sana" means "to me" and "to you". "Beni" and "seni" is the pronoun with the Accusative Case. This is basically the definite article "the" used for Pronouns in Turkish. Be sure to watch the lesson on "Case Markers" to learn more.

[@ramshaansari7887]

@@LearnTurkishwithGokberk Oh çok teşekkür ederim Sir, I will definitely check it. Thanks again 🙂🙂🙂

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

@@LearnTurkishwithGokberk Merhaba hocam. I have a little bit of question. Can I say like this; araba bana. Meaning to say " car for me " bir araba bana = a car for me.

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

@@zulkiflijamil4033 Well you can say it like that, but the sentence will be incomplete. What do you want to say with "bana araba" ?

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

Also we use the "bir" article before the noun, so it would be "bana bir araba"

[@aitanqamet9776]

Would you tell me the order of Turkish suffixes ? it's like this: The Possessive Suffix follows the Plural Suffix.

[@aitanqamet9776]

there are case suffixe , personal suffixe and Possessive Suffix. I need all of the order

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

@@aitanqamet9776 The order is pretty long but it's something like this: "Stem Verb + Voice (Passive/Causative/Reflexive/Reciprocal) + Ability (-ebil) + Negation (-me/ma) + Possibility (-abil, converbs -ıver, converbs -adur, converbs -akal) + Tense/Aspect/Modality + Copula (-mış, -ydı, +ysa) + Person Markers(Suffix). So The Case Markers are generally before the Person Suffix.

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

I talk about these on my premium Turkish course "Introduction to Turkish", available for Unlimited members at Turkishaholic. You can see the curriculum of this course here (if you're interested): www.turkishaholic.com/lessons/introduction-to-turkish/

[@aitanqamet9776]

@@LearnTurkishwithGokberk thank you so much 👍👍

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

@@aitanqamet9776 my pleasure ;)

[@susanbrown126]

1. Everyday I teach Turkish. 2. Benim internet ???? var My internet ??? exists ( I couldn't tell what you said ) 3. I don't have any pets.

[@LearnTurkishwithGokberk]

1. Her gün Türkçe öğretirim = Look at the lesson on Aorist Tense (Simple Present) 2. Benim internet+im var. = I have (an) internet. 3. Evcil hayvan+ım yok