Possessive Suffixes
Express possession (my, your, his/her, our, their)
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Possessive Suffixes
Turkish expresses possession by adding suffixes to nouns. These follow i-type vowel harmony. Suffixes: -(i)m - my -(i)n - your (informal) -(s)i - his/her/its -(i)miz - our -(i)niz - your (formal/plural) -leri/-ları - their
- Buffer Letters
- With Personal Pronouns
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What is Possessive Suffixes in Turkish?
Express possession (my, your, his/her, our, their)
When do you use Possessive Suffixes in Turkish?
Turkish expresses possession by adding suffixes to nouns. These follow i-type vowel harmony.
What does the Possessive Suffixes guide cover?
This guide covers Possessive Suffixes, Buffer Letters and With Personal Pronouns, with 3 practice exercises.