Farook´in telefonu numarası var. I have Farook´s telephone number. Thank you all

 Faruk´un telefon numarası var means Faruk has a telephone number

I have Faruk´s telephone number => Bende Faruk´un telefon numarası var

Shouldn´t it be ´numarasıM var´?  (and is bende necessary or correct?)

I think it should be

Bende Faruğun telefon numarasi var.

Upsy is turkish native.

Thanks.

Perhaps she´ll explain it for me then.

Hi, sorry to dissapoint you, but Im not a Turkish native. I lived in Turkey about 6 years. Unfortunately, my Turkish is not very good, but not bad too. I never went to a course and I never had a book, but living between Turkish people helped me a lot.

I just know, as a rule, in Genitive case, that every time a noun ends in k this will turn into ğ before adding the proper suffixes:

Melek - Meleğin kitapları - Melek´s books

I am sure a native Turkish can explain better

 İ was talking about Upsy Daisy 

Q1: No. Q2: Yes and it is correct

Numara: number

Numarası: his number

numarası var = he has a number

numarası bende var

Lit: His number - with me - exists

Free: I have his number

Thanks Marion. I was thinking of the grammatical construction eg arabaM var  was following the same rule.

 İf you will look here http://www.turkishclass.com/forumTitle_38902

you will see why its not " Faruğun" but " Faruk´un".

 Hi, Aylin. The rule has an exception. Proper names don´t follow the rule in written language:

melek - meleğin

When it is a proper name:

Melek - Melek´in

In spoken language, yes,you are right, it is not at all distinguishable.