Turkish Grammar : Possessive Adjectives and Suffixes | 56

Master Possessive Adjectives and Suffixes in Turkish!
Welcome to a comprehensive guide on Possessive Adjectives and Suffixes in the Turkish language.
In this video, we delve into the fascinating world of possessives, covering everything from possessive suffixes to possessive adjectives. Whether you're just starting your Turkish learning journey or seeking to refine your language skills, this lesson is tailored for you.
Key Topics Covered:
Possessive Suffixes: Understand the intricacies of adding suffixes to nouns to indicate ownership, from "benim" (my) to "onun" (his/her/its).
Possessive Adjectives in Turkish: Learn how to express possession and relationships with precision, making your Turkish conversations more engaging.
By the end of this lesson, you'll have a solid grasp of possessive adjectives and suffixes, empowering you to communicate effectively in Turkish.
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00:00 Merhabalar ben Sercan.
00:18 Personal Pronouns Review in Turkish
00:36 Derivation of Possessive Adjectives from Personal Pronouns
01:54 Examples of Possessive Adjectives
03:29 Adding adjectives between the Possessive Adjective and the noun
04:58 Using more than one noun after possessive adjectives
06:16 Possessive adjectives can be omitted
08:45 Possessive adjectives with plural nouns
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