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Possessive pronouns 1

Possessive pronouns 1

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İyelik zamiri 1

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I – my b-n – -enim b__ – b____ b-n – b-n-m ----------- ben – benim 0
I can’t find my key. An-ht-r-mı -ul-m--orum. A_________ b___________ A-a-t-r-m- b-l-m-y-r-m- ----------------------- Anahtarımı bulamıyorum. 0
I can’t find my ticket. B-le-imi bula--y-r-m. B_______ b___________ B-l-t-m- b-l-m-y-r-m- --------------------- Biletimi bulamıyorum. 0
you – your s-n –---n-n s__ – s____ s-n – s-n-n ----------- sen – senin 0
Have you found your key? A---t--ı-ı ----un---? A_________ b_____ m__ A-a-t-r-n- b-l-u- m-? --------------------- Anahtarını buldun mu? 0
Have you found your ticket? B-let--i -u---- --? B_______ b_____ m__ B-l-t-n- b-l-u- m-? ------------------- Biletini buldun mu? 0
he – his o - -n---(---ek) o – o___ (______ o – o-u- (-r-e-) ---------------- o – onun (erkek) 0
Do you know where his key is? Onu- -nahtar-n-n -er---) --red- --duğ--u b-liyo- -u-u-? O___ a__________ (______ n_____ o_______ b______ m_____ O-u- a-a-t-r-n-n (-r-e-) n-r-d- o-d-ğ-n- b-l-y-r m-s-n- ------------------------------------------------------- Onun anahtarının (erkek) nerede olduğunu biliyor musun? 0
Do you know where his ticket is? O-u----l-t--in-(e---k---er--- ol---uun- bi---o-----un? O___ b________ (______ n_____ o________ b______ m_____ O-u- b-l-t-n-n (-r-e-) n-r-d- o-d-ğ-u-u b-l-y-r m-s-n- ------------------------------------------------------ Onun biletinin (erkek) nerede olduğuunu biliyor musun? 0
she – her o-–-o--n (----n) o – o___ (______ o – o-u- (-a-ı-) ---------------- o – onun (kadın) 0
Her money is gone. On---(k---n) pa-a-ı gi--i. O___ (______ p_____ g_____ O-u- (-a-ı-) p-r-s- g-t-i- -------------------------- Onun (kadın) parası gitti. 0
And her credit card is also gone. V--onu----a-ın---re-ik---ı--a---t--. V_ o___ (______ k_________ d_ g_____ V- o-u- (-a-ı-) k-e-i-a-t- d- g-t-i- ------------------------------------ Ve onun (kadın) kredikartı da gitti. 0
we – our bi-------im b__ – b____ b-z – b-z-m ----------- biz – bizim 0
Our grandfather is ill. Bü-ük b-b--ı- h----. B____ b______ h_____ B-y-k b-b-m-z h-s-a- -------------------- Büyük babamız hasta. 0
Our grandmother is healthy. Bü----a-ne--- sa-lıklı. B____ a______ s________ B-y-k a-n-m-z s-ğ-ı-l-. ----------------------- Büyük annemiz sağlıklı. 0
you – your siz –-sizin s__ – s____ s-z – s-z-n ----------- siz – sizin 0
Children, where is your father? Ç-c-k-a-- -aban-z---rede? Ç________ b______ n______ Ç-c-k-a-, b-b-n-z n-r-d-? ------------------------- Çocuklar, babanız nerede? 0
Children, where is your mother? Ç-----a-----n--i-----ed-? Ç________ a______ n______ Ç-c-k-a-, a-n-n-z n-r-d-? ------------------------- Çocuklar, anneniz nerede? 0

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