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Benimki; anahtarını buldum

Whose things and where they went

Whose things and where they went

For whose, ask . Answer with a genitive owner: , Tolga’s. If the thing is named, use the possessed noun: .

To replace a possessed noun, attach -ki to the owner form: . These mean mine, yours, his or hers, ours, yours, theirs. The ending -ki is fixed after these forms.

Review definite object endings after possessives: , I found my key; , I found his key, if the owner is explicit. The third-person buffer also appears before locative: , in his pocket.

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FormExampleMeaning
This is mine.
This is yours, familiar.
This is hers.
This is ours.
This is yours, polite.
This is theirs.
I found my key.
This is Tolga’s pen.
  • Bu benimki.This is mine.

  • Bu seninki.This is yours, familiar.

  • Bu onunki.This is hers.

  • Bu bizimki.This is ours.

  • Bu sizinki.This is yours, polite.

  • Bu onlarınki.This is theirs.

  • Anahtarımı buldum.I found my key.

  • Bu Tolga’nın kalemi.This is Tolga’s pen.

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