Possessive Adjectives I vs. My in Turkish - Türkçe İyelik Sıfatları

This tutorial covers Possessive Adjectives in Turkish and practical examples along with English versions. Bu dersimizde İngilzce örneklerle Türkçe iyelik Sıfatlarını işliyoruz.
Hi Everybody. I am teaching here Turkish Lessons Online for free. If you have any questions in Turkish learning, please feel free contact me. thanks for watching.

[@keyahmedibrahim4475]

I have always dreamed of learning Arabic and Turkish languages
Now i have been studying turkce in private school in Mogadishu somalia since crono virus spred across the world.
Please help me understand turkish language the easiest way.
Thank you

[@simplification_25]

Inn sha Allah, it will be helpful for me.

[@ansesforexsignals24]

very good lesson Yasin Bey.

[@lynnschneider9505]

I have been studying Turkish for some months now and found your videos by chance. I am learning and enjoying them very much. My biggest challenge is when I'm listening to Turkish the sentence structure gets me all mixed up so I appreciate your videos on word placement in the Turkish sentence. Thank you!

[@YSN596]

Happy to hear that!

[@lynnschneider9505]

@@YSN596 Thank you for your response! I have a question if you'd be so kind . . . . .if you have any plans on making a video on how to listen to a Turkish sentence. Do you listen from right to left or left to right? Do I wait till the person is finished with the sentence to understand what they are saying? Thank you in advance!

[@user-gg1ud9cn4c]

I like your clarty You provide clarity to those who begin to learn

[@marieantar6774]

Teşekküler

[@imanliban8274]

I have learnt two new words ( Harika ve oldukça), çok güzel, çok teşekkür ederim kardaşım

[@horizons8639]

Merci

[@mdmominulislam7652]

thank you for your video. actully i need belirtli isim tamlaması and belirtisiz isim tamlaması.

[@Alabanzas159]

I want to ,learn. Thanks

[@muqadusmuskan9552]

Teşekkür ederim

[@rehab7907]

How about ( siz ) does it have possessive form ?

[@mimizhao2364]

please go one in it i love it i will study by your lesson nice lesson

[@YSN596]

Great!

[@kalkidanmebrate8611]

Tank you

[@defnemiyy2340]

Thankuu

[@donnaschroeder6168]

Thank you for this...I am learning more ...

[@YSN596]

You are so welcome

[@wafikiri_]

The possessive pronoun for the 2nd. person plural (your) seems to have been completely forgotten. Or is it equal to its singular form, like in English?

[@YSN596]

give example please ...

[@samirufo7774]

Bu onun pasaportun mu ?
Bu pasaportu ? Is not it ?
So without ( n)
Thanks

[@YSN596]

Bu onun pasaportu mu ? Is this his passport?

[@khaledbenchaalal2332]

Dear Sir. How can manage to have missing words or letters in almost each lesson?

[@YSN596]

What do you mean by that?

[@YSN596]

Give me some examples please thank you

[@DeadByWish]

Wow nice but why is k in turkish called ka not ke

[@ayuubjama2217]

Thak you for your this vido i would like to ask you Bu kartim means this is my card.

[@YSN596]

Yes and you say
Bu benim kartimdir

[@YSN596]

You can also say
Bu benim kartimdir.

[@samirufo7774]

Please. .what is ( DIR)
Thanks

[@YSN596]

It is : -dir

[@yasinyawari9649]

Ben çalış uç günler

[@YSN596]

You mean you work for three days . If so you should say : Ben üç gün çalışırım.

[@rehab7907]

How about ( siz ) does it have possessive form ?

[@YSN596]

Sizin ... var mı? Do you have ... ? Evet, var. Hayır. yok
Sizin ... yok mu? Don't you have ...? Evet, var. Hayır. yok