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How can i say?
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20 Jul 2008 Sun 02:01 pm |
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How can i say:
1) Your dog´s collar (The collar of your dog).
2) His/her dog´s collar.
3) their books.
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20 Jul 2008 Sun 02:52 pm |
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Quoting zizoo: How can i say:
1) Your dog´s collar (The collar of your dog).
2) His/her dog´s collar.
3) their books.
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1. Köpeğinizin tasması
2. Köpeğinin tasması
3. Onların Kitapları
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20 Jul 2008 Sun 06:28 pm |
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Quoting MarioninTurkey: Quoting zizoo: How can i say:
1) Your dog´s collar (The collar of your dog).
2) His/her dog´s collar.
3) their books.
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1. Köpeğinizin tasması
2. Köpeğinin tasması
3. Onların Kitapları |
1. So what if i want to use the second person possessive suffix "in" instead of "iniz", would it be "Köpeğinin" also?
3. But "their book" is also "onların kitapları". What is the difference?
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20 Jul 2008 Sun 06:50 pm |
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Quoting zizoo:
1. So what if i want to use the second person possessive suffix "in" instead of "iniz", would it be "Köpeğinin" also?
3. But "their book" is also "onların kitapları". What is the difference? |
1. Then you say "köpeğinin tasması" as you said. You make no change to the second part of the phrase in either cases.
2. Their book is "onların kitabı"
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20 Jul 2008 Sun 07:07 pm |
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Quoting zizoo: What is the difference? |
The difference you will understand it from the content of the sentence
İf they are talking about a third person,or if they mean second person
İn daily life use,of course that would be more clearer because you will be adressing the person you are talking with,or he adressing you,so in that case its clear that its the second person suffix.
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