Note something here,
Look at those 2 sentences,

Ahmet odada FİLM seyrediyor.

Ahmet odada filmİ seyrediyor.

İts same verb,and it take acausative case,but in first sentence it didn't take,and in the second sentence it took

First sentence means,
Ahmet in the room watching A movie.

Second sentence means ,
Ahmet in the room watching THE movie.... a specific movie,that maybe we talked about and he told me he will see

Note the difference ?

rotfl... omg

İ hate to think all men are like that,but hearing from the men themselves,i guess its so true

But hopefully not all of them ??

lol, yes guess so,

Well,it should be in the causative case,because of the verb

kırmak, doesn't take genitive case,it take causative case

it means to break.... what is to be break ? the tooth, so the tooth is the one which the act of the verb will be upon it
So it take the causative case.

And ice too ? İ want ice lol

İ'm still confused about how to form the participles Türkçede,
Maybe because its not just 1 suffix be added to the verb and then the sentence is done,

Bilmeyorum !

Can someone kindly please,try to explain it,so i can understand ?

Çok Tşk

ALLAHIM..lol count me in... but juice for me lol

yarin diş doktoru gitmem gerikiyor"
(Tomorrow I need to go to the dentist")

Yarın diş hekimiyi gitmem gerikiyor.

Again the accausative case. in hekimi
the Y is buffer to seperate from the vowel.

But well done,he would understand ofcourse

Ohh your welcome,

First sry about the tooth,
Second,i thought you've translate it,it has a bit of grammar mistakes

You should put the tooth is the accausative case,because its the one which got broken

Second,its easier to say as Ayla said,

İf you put the possessive suffix,no need to say benim too,its not wrong,but no need

The suffix is giving the meaning.

Bugün dişimi kırdım

The last (i ) in dişim for the accausative case,

notes at the dictionary,

there is an ( I ) beside the verb,it means that the word comes with it should be in the accausative case.

Much sense,

kırdım...from the verb kırmak

kırmak
/ı/
1. to break.
2. to chop or split (wood).
3. to crush; to grind coarsely.
4. to fold (printed sheets).
5. to break, destroy (one´s resistance, strength, pride, or desire).

Well done Christine

Ohh and sry about his tooth .