Turkish Grammar : Dative Case of the Nouns

Unlock the Power of the Dative Case in Turkish Nouns!
Welcome to a deep dive into Turkish grammar! In this comprehensive lesson, we explore the intricate world of the Dative Case (İsmin Yönelme Hali) and its crucial role in expressing indirect objects, motion towards conditions, specifying objects, and more in Turkish.
Key Topics Covered:
Dative Case Fundamentals: Learn the basics of the Dative Case, one of the essential noun cases in Turkish grammar.
Indirect Object Mastery: Understand how to express indirect objects and recipients using this case.
Motion Towards Condition: Explore how the Dative Case indicates motion towards a specific object or location.
Specifying Objects: Learn how to specify objects and convey nuanced meanings with precision.
Real-World Examples: We provide real-life examples and practical exercises to solidify your understanding.
By the end of this lesson, you'll have a comprehensive grasp of the Dative Case's nuances and its application in Turkish. This knowledge will significantly elevate your Turkish language skills!
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00:00 Merhabalar, ben Sercan
00:10 Accusative case suffixes
01:05 Definite and Indefinite direct objects
02:54 Some examples of the accusative case
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Merhaba hocam!

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Merhaba.

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Çok güzel video. Teşekkür ederim. 😊 I found this example "Saat yedi buçukta eşim çocukları anaokuluna götürüyor." Why anaokuluna and not anaokuluya?

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Rica ederim. Even though "anaokulu" looks like one word, it is originally an indefinite possessive construction (belirtisiz isim tamlaması). "ana okulu". -u at the end is the possessive suffix for 3rd singular person and this changes the buffer letter from -y to -n. Hope this helps. You can also check here:Turkish Language | Buffer Letters - Part 1 | Kaynaştırma Harfleri | 6 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIrKqZuqqJqcnaM