The Turkish language · Endings
your
The ending glossed your takes these forms in the book's examples:
In the examples
Adın ne?
What's your name? · 4.1 Hello, goodbye, thank you
Kitabın burada.
Your book is here. · 9.1 The possessive endings: evim, evin, evi
Kardeşin var mı?
Do you have any brothers or sisters? · 10.4 Asking what someone has
Kaç kardeşin var?
How many brothers and sisters do you have? · 10.4 Asking what someone has
Hiç kardeşin var mı?
Do you have any brothers or sisters at all? · 10.5 None at all: hiç
O zaman araban var mıydı?
Did you have a car then? · 10.7 Had and hadn't: vardı, yoktu
Kaç kardeşin var?
How many brothers and sisters have you got? · 16.2 Counting things: iki çay
Geldiğin gün çok yağmur yağdı.
It rained a lot the day you came. · 19.5 The place where, the day when
Ne dediğini anlamadım.
I didn't understand what you said. · 19.7 That, because, when
Dediğin gibi, çok güzel bir şehir.
As you said, it's a very beautiful city. · 19.7 That, because, when
Gelmeni istiyorum.
I want you to come. · 20.2 Wanting someone else to do something
Gelmene gerek yok.
You don't need to come. · 20.3 lazım and gerek: needing
Zamanın varsa bize gel.
If you have time, come over. · 20.6 -se: if
Sen aradığında kitap okuyordum.
I was reading when you called. · 21.7 The grammar beyond this book