İ came across this in one of the translation requests,and couldn't figure it out.

Bana baksana.

What is sAnA suffix,and how do we use it,what is its meaning ?

In my opinion, -sene or -sana after verb stem, like in koşsana, baksana, alsana, gitsene etc. ads the meaning "why don't you ...".

When people are stuck in traffic it is common to hear the phrase "yürüsene kardeşim".

Thx,darrenmania,and Erdinç

Good to see you again Erdinç,long time no see.

Şimdi anladım,ama,

Can we use it with all pronouns ?
Like sen,siz,o,onlar ?

I had never heard about the 'Sana / sene' suffıx before!
Quıte ınterestıng but I cannot fıgure thıs out:
WHAT ıs the dıfference between :
' Bana baksana ' and
'Bana Bak '
teşekkürler!

Same for me,but i understood it,here

Bana Bak,means ... Look at me.
Bana baksana....means,Will you look at me ?
or how about looking at me?
Something between an order and a request.

But what i want to know do we use it with o,onlar,siz,biz and all,or what ?

İ hope so too.

bu arada,rica ederim Canım .

Bu arada,can mean by the way

I have always used the sana/sene prefix as a sort of exclamation.

Like eg. "buraya gelsene" = come here! and "buraya gel" come here (softer)

So I would say that bana bak is look at me! It's more informal than bana bakınız.