Possessive Endings in Turkish

A thorough introduction to the possessive endings in Turkish. The genitive case is a foundation for many important grammar forms.
To review the rules of vowel harmony:
• Turkish Vowel Harmony
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Vocab and charts from this lesson:
benim - my
senin - your
onun - his/her/its
bizim - our
sizin - your (plural)
onların - their
benim montum - my coat
benim şapkam - my hat
benim koltuğum - my chair
senin tişötün - your t-shirt
senin baban - your dad
senin yemeğin
onun saçı - his/her/its hair
onun annesi - his/her/its mom
onun içeceği - his/her/its drink
bizim yerimiz - our place
bizim eşyamız - our stuff
bizim çocuğumuz - our child
sizin telefonunuz - your(pl) phone
sizin arabanız - your (pl) car
sizin müziğiniz - your (pl) music
onların şeyi - their thing
onların halısı - their rug
onların oyuncağı - their toy
OR
şeyleri - their thing
halıları - their rug
oyuncakları - their toys
Ömer'in kalemi - Ömer's pen
Fatma'nın kalemi - Fatma's pen
şapka - hat
koltuk - chair
mont - coat
kedi - cat
tişört - t-shirt
baba - dad
yemek - food (OR verb meaning to eat)
saç - hair
anne - mom
içecek - drink (OR verb meaning to drink)
yer - place
eşya - stuff or possesions
çocuk - child
telefon - telephone
araba - car
müzik - music
şey - thing
halı - rug
oyuncak - toy

[@blondilass]

Please continue to upload more tutorial videos like this. You are helping us learn and be better at spoken Turkish. Thank you so much!

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[@karakol86]

This is excellent. Learned so much. Make more videos please!

[@arshadali-xe3ew]

Very Informative video, çok teşekkür ederim

[@learnturkishwithjamie6714]

Rica ederim!

[@jennygunn9035]

I have so needed this! So clear.
Keep the lessons coming please Jamie
10/10

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

Benim baban
Senin yemeğin
Onun saçı
Benim annesi
Onların şeyi.
I like this video. Very useful lesson. Thank you.
👍⭐🏆🥇

[@hayatatutun3937]

It isn't Benin babam. It is Benim babaM
It isn't Benim annesi. It is Benim annem

[@dovranrejep]

I like this channel, need more contents please ;)

[@SultanSulo2011]

Harika!

[@burakayan3360]

"ğ" is pronounced.
there is a clear difference between
yourt and yoğurt.
istanbul turkish is distorted in this context. however, you can hear "ğ" clearly in all over turkey.
for example take a look at those words.
eğer (it's not eeer )
ağda ( its not aaada )

[@skeptic781]

Really?

[@Cosmic_Love]

dude i dont know what accent you speak but as a native speaker i (and most people) do not pronounce it. I mean, it doesnt have a pronunciation to begin with.

[@xiomaramedin5668]

🙋🏽‍♀️👍👏🏼

[@katyakosynska8774]

Why don't we add s in onrarın şeyi to be onların şeysı?

[@learnturkishwithjamie6714]

you only need the s when the noun ends in a vowel. şey does not end in a vowel so you don't need the s.

[@Cosmic_Love]

şeyi is the proper way. but some people with regional accents say şeysi

[@kamrantaremi6731]

الله خلیک

[@mohamadamirian9235]

With me you not Simple techer any more