Lesson 2: learn how to say MY, YOUR, HIS, HER, OUR, THEIR

Turkish is a language that mainly works with suffixes (endings).
Have a look at this:

"İngilizleştiremediklerimizdensinizdir."

What seems to be a single extreeeeemly long word is actually a full sentence (made up of 1 word (Ingiliz) + 10 endings !!! ); here is the sentence:

You must one of those whom we didn’t succeed into “making them English”.

STOP!!!!! Don’t go away!!! The use of words followed by such a long series of endless endings is VERY rare! I just wanted to scare you a wee bit… (did I manage?? )

In real daily life, things are much more simple.
Let’s take the example of possessive pronouns:

araba= car

arabam= my car
araban= your car
arabası= her/his car
arabamız= our car
arabanız= your car
arabaları= their car

Exercise: now just do the same with the following words:

para= money
koca= husband
karı= wife