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PART ONE - THE BASICS


Lesson 3: Formal Pronouns, Possessive Adjectives, and Plural Nouns

Before we teach you how to tell that something belongs to a certain person, we first have to teach you how to be polite in Turkish.

"Sen büyükannesin." "You are grandmother."
"Siz büyükannesiniz." "You are grandmother."
"Senin bir köpeğin var." "You have a dog."
"Sizin bir köpeğiniz var." "You have a dog."
 

And this same construction also applies to the plural form of "you", instead of "sen", "siz" is used in formal speech.

Now it's time to learn plural nouns. Until now you've only seen singular nouns such as "house" and "chair", but now we'll teach you how to form a plural noun ("houses", "chairs") in Turkish. It is quite easy, we have only two suffix : "-ler" /"-lar"

Some examples:

kitap -kitaplar book- books
köpek- köpekler dog- dogs
kapı- kapılar door - doors
kedi- kediler cat- cats
çocuk- çocuklar child- children
adam- adamlar man- men
kadın- kadınlar woman- women
 

The suffix changes according to the last vowel of the word.

 

last vowel suffix
a / ı / o / u -lar
e / i / ö / ü -ler
 

We're gonna learn "possessive pronouns" or "possessive adjectives". At the same time we'll learn how translate "this" and "that" (demonstrative pronouns). "this" is equal to "bu" in Turkish. It is used for showing something too near to us. "that" has two equivalents: "şu" and "o". These have quite near meanings. Here are a couple of new sentences:

"Bu senin evindir." "This is your house."
"Şu benim evimdir." "That is my house."
"Şu sizin evinizdir." "That is your house." (This is the polite/formal form, singular and plural)
"Şu onun evidir." "That is his/her/its house."
"Bu onun evidir." "This is his/her/its house."
"Şu bizim evimizdir." "That is our house."
"Şu sizin evinizdir." "That is your house."
"Bu onların evidir." "This is their house."
"Bu sandalye" "This chair"
"Bu ev" "This house"
"Bu köpek" "This dog"
"Bu kedi" "This cat"
"Şu / O sandalye" "That chair"
"Şu / O ev" "That house"
"Şu / O köpek" "That dog"
"Şu/ O kedi " "That cat"
"Bu evler" "these houses"
"Şu anahtarlar" "those keys"
"Bu atlar" "these horses"
"O maymunlar" "those monkeys"

 

VOCABULARY
Learn the following words:

KİTAP THE BOOK
AT THE HORSE
IRMAK / NEHİR THE RIVER
GÖZ THE EYE
MAYMUN THE MONKEY
FARE THE MOUSE
ANAHTAR THE KEY
PARMAK THE FINGER
KULE THE TOWER
ÇEMBER THE CIRCLE
FOTOĞRAF THE PHOTO
FOTOĞRAF MAKİNASI THE CAMERA
KAPI THE DOOR
BURASI / BURADA HERE
ORASI / ORADA THERE
BİRÇOK MANY / MUCH
 

EXERCISES

Exercise A: Translate to English:
1) Şunlar benim fotoğraflarımdır.
2) Maymun parmaklara sahiptir.
3) Bunlar onların anahtarlarıdır.
4) Bu bir faredir.
5) Benim birçok atım vardır.
6) O senin anahtarına sahiptir.
7) Bunlar sizin kulelerinizdir.
8) O ( kadın) bu kitaplara sahiptir.
9) Biz o fotoğraf makinalarına sahibiz.
 

Exercise B: Translate to Turkish:
1) We have many fingers.
2) These are my eyes.
3) That is his key.
4) This is your book and these are your dogs. (spoken to a stranger)
5) I have those photos.
6) Her books have photos.
7) They have the house.
8) This house is your house. (spoken to a dear friend)
9) You are their grandmother. (use formal speech)
10) The houses have many keys.
 

SOLUTIONS

Solution of exercise A:
1) Those are my photos.
2) A monkey has fingers.
3) These are their keys.
4) This is a mouse.
5) I have many horses.
6) She has your key.
7) These are your towers.
8) She has these books.
9) We have those cámaras.
 

Solution of exercise B:
1) Biz birçok parmağa sahibiz.
2) Bunlar benim gözlerimdir.
3) Bu onun anahtarıdır.
4) Bu sizin kitabınızdır ve bunlar sizin köpeklerinizdir.
5) Ben şu fotoğraflara sahibim.
6) Onun kitaplarının resimleri vardır.
7) Onlar bir eve sahiptir. ( Onların bir evi vardır.)
8) Bu ev senin evindir.
9) Siz onların büyükannesisiniz.
10) Evlerin birçok anahtarı vardır.
 


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