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Onu, anahtarını

Objects with an owner

Objects with an owner

The definite object pronouns are . These mean me, you, him or her, us, you, them as objects. Use , I see him or her.

A third-person possessed noun needs a buffer before a case ending: anahtarı → anahtarını, his key as an object; odası → odasında, in her room. First-person ownership does not need that buffer: .

For position, use , behind the computer; , in front of the printer. Keep the owner plus location expression together.

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FormExampleMeaning
Tekir sees me.
Tekir sees you, familiar.
Tekir sees her.
Tekir sees us.
Tekir sees you, polite.
Tekir sees them.
I take his key.
He takes my key.
  • Tekir beni görüyor.Tekir sees me.

  • Tekir seni görüyor.Tekir sees you, familiar.

  • Tekir onu görüyor.Tekir sees her.

  • Tekir bizi görüyor.Tekir sees us.

  • Tekir sizi görüyor.Tekir sees you, polite.

  • Tekir onları görüyor.Tekir sees them.

  • Onun anahtarını alıyorum.I take his key.

  • Benim anahtarımı alıyor.He takes my key.

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