Okay, so I have been learning a few of the suffixes at a time (the never ending suffixes). I have done some small sentences, which have included the suffixes that I am currently learning. They are just random sentences, but I was wondering if someone would be able to look at them and see if they are right or wrong for me: many thanks in advance

Cumartesi´de köyde seni ziyaret etmeliyim - I must visit you in the village on saturday

Yarın evime gelmelisin - you must come to my house tomorrow

bu akşam televizyon izlemeli - he must watch television tonight/this evening

arabayı almalıyız - we must take the car

şimdi evim görmelisiniz - you must see my house now

yarın onunla konuşmalılar - they must speak with him tomorrow

Şimdi onun görmem lazım - I have to see him now

bu akşam televizyon izlemen lazım - you have to watch t.v. tonight/this evening

pazartesi´de burada gelmesi lazım - He has to come here on monday

sınavayı için öğretmemiz lazım - We have to study for the exam

bankada parayı koymanız lazım - You have to put the money ın the bank

evinde kalmaları lazım - They have to stay ın your house

sana dinlemem lazım değil - I don´t have to listen to you

kasaba´ya gelmen lazım değil - You don´t have to come to town

şimdi doktoru görmesi lazım değil - He doesn´t have to see the doctor now

bu akşam gitmemiz lazım değil - We don´t have to go this evening

televizyonu izlemeniz lazım değil - You don´t have to watch the television

burada olmaları lazım değil - they don´t have to be here

bu akşam köyde seni ziyaret edebilirim - I can visit you in the village tonight/this evening

bu akşam kurtlar vadısı izleyebilirsin - you can watch kurtlar vadısı tonight/this evening

kasaba´ya seninle gidebilir - he can go with you to town

İstanbul´da buluşabiliriz - we can meet in İstanbul

buradadan evim görebilirsiniz - you can see my house from here

onuna kitabi/kitapyı okuyabilirler - they can read the book to him

Şimdi seninle olamam - I can´t be with you now

seninle oğlum alamazsın - you can´t take my son with you

mutlu olamaz - He can´t be happy

mutlu olamayız - we can´t be happy

kalbim alamazsınız - You can´t take my heart

göremezler - they can´t see

mutlu olayım - let me be happy

gidesin/gitesin - Let you go (I always get confused when to change the ´t´ to a ´d´

ayrılsın - Let him leave

televizyon izleyelim - Let´s watch television

evimde kalasınız - Let you stay at my house

alsınlar - let them take

gitsem / gidsem - If I go

burada kalsan - ıf you stay here

bankada parayı koysa - ıf she puts the money ın the bank

telefonda konuşşak - ıf we speak on the phone

benimle kasaba´ya gelseniz - ıf you come to town wıth me

gitseler / gidseler - If they go

gidiyorsalar - if they are going

evimde kalıyorsanız - ıf you are stayıng at my house

bankaya gidiyorsak - if we are goıng to the bank

türkçe öğreniyorsa - ıf he is learnıng turkısh

ev(e) geliyorsan - ıf you are comıng home

cumartesi´da köyü ziyaret ediyorsam - If I am visiting the village on saturday

Sorry ıts a long one but was hopıng ıf someone would be able to look over and see ıf ı have made any mıstakes and would kındly correct them for me

many thanks

I have just started learning too. but just change the letters t-d, k-g, ç-c, p-b when a vowel follows

Agree! I still trip up sometimes after 14 years

şimdi evimi görmelisiniz

Görmek always has the previous word take -ı (or -i/-u/-ü depending on vowel harmony.

The hint: look up görmek in TC dictionary on the right.

It has:

1. /ı/ to see.

the /ı/ bit means the object take -ı on its end

 şimdi onu görmem lazım

Same reason as the previous post

This is actually short for

şimdi benim onu görmem lazım

But we can drop the benim as it still makes sense.

To say he has to see me

Onun beni görmesi lazım

or

beni görmesi lazım for short

we don´t normally put the apostrophe after the days of the week.

Also gelmek always takes -a (see the dictionary again) in this context

pazarteside buraya gelmesi lazım

But it would flow better to just say

pazartesi günü buraya gelmesi lazım

 öğretmek is to teach. çalışmak is to work/study for

Sinav doesn´t need any endings as you have added için.

Sinav için çalışmamız lazım

 We don´t use koymak in Turkish, but yatırmak

If it is just you have to put some money in the bank:

Bankaya para yatırmamız lazım

But if it is some specific money:

Parayı bankaya yatırmamız lazım

 This is correct, but it is one of those wonderfully unclear examples that endings can create, unless you have the context.

evinde kalmaları lazım could also mean they have to stay in his/her house

evinizde kalmaları lazım would be unambiguous, but using the formal version of you.

To remove any ambiguity, you could chose to add the personal pronoun:

senin evinde kalmaları lazım