Possessive Suffixes in Turkish Grammar

The video tutorial explains how to use possessive suffixes in Turkish to indicate possession for first, second, and third persons in both singular and plural forms. It covers the rules of vowel harmony and the use of buffer vowels and consonants to ensure proper pronunciation. Examples include forming phrases like 'my house', 'your mother', and 'their mothers'. The tutorial also discusses optional use of personal pronouns for emphasis.

How do you say 'my mother' in Turkish?

• annes

• annemiz

• annem

• annen

What is added to 'ev' to say 'my house' in Turkish?

• -im

• -iz

• -in

• -i

How do you say 'your mother' (singular, informal) in Turkish?

• annem

• annen

• annemiz

• annes

To express 'your house' in Turkish, which suffix is used?

• -im

• -in

• -i

• -iz

How is 'his/her/its mother' said in Turkish?

• annesi

• annemiz

• annem

• annen

To say 'Mehmet's mother' in Turkish, which of the following is correct?

• Mehmet annesi

• Mehmet'in annem

• Mehmet'in annesi

• Mehmet annen

Which option correctly translates to 'our house' in Turkish?

• evi

• evimiz

• evin

• evim

Which suffix indicates the second person plural ('your' formal/plural) possession in Turkish?

• -imiz

• -miz

• -leri

• -niz

What suffix is used to indicate possession by 'them' (plural) in Turkish?

• -lerin

• -leri

• -ler

• -lerim

What is the correct way to say 'their houses' in Turkish?

• evleri

• evlerin

• evlerim

• evler