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What is correct?
1.       Milena215
61 posts 		 31 Oct 2016 Mon 04:10 pm

I saw in one story okulumda, but when I want to say I at home, I say Ben evdeyim. What is write first: suffix for location, or possesive suffix? Please help me!

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2.       zeytinne
596 posts 		 31 Oct 2016 Mon 04:43 pm

Okulumda means at my school and evdeyim I´ m at home.

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3.       Milena215
61 posts 		 31 Oct 2016 Mon 04:49 pm

Evimde, mean In my house?
4.       zeytinne
596 posts 		 31 Oct 2016 Mon 04:51 pm

Yes.

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5.       Milena215
61 posts 		 31 Oct 2016 Mon 04:53 pm

How I can tell a difference, when suffix for location come first, when second. Can you explain me?
6.       zeytinne
596 posts 		 31 Oct 2016 Mon 05:04 pm

I´ m not able to explain that..let´ s wait for scalpel.
7.       scalpel - -
203 posts 		 31 Oct 2016 Mon 10:20 pm

 

Quoting zeytinne

I´ m not able to explain that..let´ s wait for scalpel.

 

{#emotions_dlg.ninja}

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8.       scalpel - -
203 posts 		 31 Oct 2016 Mon 11:15 pm

 

Quoting Milena215

How I can tell a difference, when suffix for location come first, when second. Can you explain me?

 

okulumdayım 

m => possessive (my)

m =>subject (I)

when there is a possessive, locative follows it:
evimdeyim ( I am at my house)
when there is no possessive, locative follows the noun:
evdeyim (I am at home)
hope this helps.




 

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9.       Milena215
61 posts 		 01 Nov 2016 Tue 02:48 pm

Yes. Thank you so much!
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