Evet doğru anlamışsın bod.

(Benim) ödevimi yapmam lazım.
(Senin) ödevini yapman lazım.
(Onun) ödevini yapması lazım.
(Bizim) ödevimizi yapmamız lazım.
(Sizin) ödevinizi yapmanız lazım.
(Onların) ödevlerini yapmaları lazım.

Possessive Suffixes
after a consonant
my – benim -ım -im -um -üm
your – senin -ın -in -un -ün
his/her/its – onun -ı -i -u -ü -
our – bizim -ımız -imiz -umuz -ümüz
your – sizin -ınız -iniz -unuz -ünüz
their – onların -ları -leri -ları -leri

after a vowel
my – benim -m
your – senin -n
his/her/its – onun -sı -si –su -sü
our – bizim -mız- miz -muz -müz
your – sizin -nız -niz -nuz -nüz
their – onların -ları -leri

Hi Bod,
anlar mısın? (n ile, m ile değil) doğru ama anlamı farklı.

Use present continuous tense if we want to say "do you understand?" or "I don't understand this".

Examples:
Beni anlıyor musun?
Söylediklerimi anlıyor musun?
Umarım beni anlıyorsundur.
Seni çok iyi anlıyorum.
Ne söylemek istediğini anlamıyorum.

If you use aorist tense (anlar mısın?) it means "do you have some expertise on this issue?"
Examples:

Bilgisayardan anlar mısın?
Web sitesi hazırlamaktan anlar mısın?
Araba tamirinden anlar mısın?

/dik/ hissetmek : Ãœzüldüğünü hissediyorum.
/dik/ düşÃ¼nmek : Her şeyin bittiğini düşÃ¼nüyorum.
/dik/ sanmak : Gittiğini sandım.
/ma/ alışmak : Geç kalmana alıştım.
/ma/ başlamak : Bebek konuşmaya başladı.
/ma/ başarmak : Sınavdan geçmeyi başardım.
/ma/ önlemek : Bunun olmasını önlemeliyiz.
/mak/ kaçınmak : Arapça kelimeleri kullanmaktan kaçınmalıyız.
/ma/ düşkün olmak : Küçük çocuklar dondurma yemeye düşkün oluyor.

meşk etmek : none

It is either başarmak or başlamak.

The verbs also take only certain case suffixes. For instance kaçınmak takes only -den case.

There are some limitations to use the website the way you describe. You could check Forum Rules again but I will explain some rules in a simple way:

A few of these limitations are as follows:

1. Don't send invitiations to strangers for chatting (on msn, skype, icq etc).
2. If a person doesnt want your private messages don't insist on sending more.

3. Avoid personal discussions. Argumentative language is not allowed for personal discussions. Arguments can be written towards the public but not towards a certain member. If you want to write to another person do it only if you have something nice to say. If it is too personal considersending a private message.

4. If you want to do a chat use our chat feature and don't use the forums:
http://www.turkishclass.com/chatMain.php

Currently in the off-topic forum there is more flexibility considering language and spelling.

5. In forums don't use an annoying language or spelling. For instance the following are not a good idea in the forums. If these kind posts are outside the off-topic forum than they might be deleted.

sth
ppl
Im
duno
wads
hahahhaha
wad
?????
-errrrr
....ummmmmm...
alalalaaa
.....hehehehhehehehehehhe
hahhahahahha
muchhhhh
heyyyy
why???why?????????
????ouh nooooooo
ummmmmmmmmmmm.....
grçktn
ahhhhhhhhhh
allahallaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
türkçem b*k gibi
...aptal....
saw dis....ehuehuehu
bi çektir git yaaaaaaaa
abazaaaaaaaaaaaa
gıs yalaka seniiiiiiiiiii
??? (This was a title for a thread)

There is no answer because there is no certain rule. You use the correct version according the verb. It depends on the verb and there are 1500 verbs in Turkish. the -dik suffix is the past participle of a verb. This past participle is used both as a verbal adjective and verbal adverb. Because it is a past participle it is more likely to suit past tenses.


with bilmek use -dik suffix:
Onun kim olduğunu biliyorum.
Ne yaptığını biliyorum
Onun nerede olduğunu biliyor musun?

With istemek use -ma suffix (short infinitive):
Doktor olmayı isterdim.

A few more examples with -ma:
Yemeğin pişmesini bekliyorum.
Makalelerin yazılmasını umuyorum.

A few more examples with -dik:
Ali'nin gittiğini gördüm.
Onun ne yapmak istediğini anlamadım.

Give me a list of verbs and will mark them according to whether or they take -ma or -dik.

ceviz,
your understanding is right. I edited my sentence about dogs. Your suggestion was more clear than mine. Cheers.

Double click on these words:
yalnız
kendi

They have a few different usages and all of them are actively used. For the other two I will give you a definition.

tek başına:
"Without having support by other things or people".
Could be translated as "by himself" or "on its own".

Tek başıma kaldım burada.
I'm left here all on my own now.

Tek başına o kutuyu kaldıramazsın. Dur sana yardım edeyim.
You can't carry this box all alone. Let me help you.

başlıbaşına:
Being something worth to mention or important without the need to be mentined together with others things.

-The Council says they were killing the dogs because the dogs were fouling in the parks. Since they have employed some staff to take care for the parks now they say there is no need anymore to kill the dogs and they should have done so earlier. An official told "It was a mistake killing the dogs since it was unefficient. Now we have realised our mistake." What do you think about this?

-I think killing the dogs was a big mistake by itself.
(-Bence köpekleri öldürmek başlıbaşına büyük bir hataydı.)

Winmekmak is correct with the suffixes.
Although there are another details I think differently.

Hi ladywriter,
I agree with you on going step by step. With the topic below my intention was to cover all tenses one by one. But it stopped after this one. So we only have number one. I'm not sure if there is interest to continue the series with other tenses.

There are many possibilities with the infinitive (the dictionary form of a verb in Turkish). I have given some examples and exercises there.

I. Mastar Hali - The Infinitive
http://www.turkishclass.com/forumTitle_27_1640

Greetings RAJA FATEHA,
your sentence is correct. In my starting post you will find basic information to build simple sentences. I think you already checked that. So I guess you can build the following sentences as well. Can you?

I want to go to Istanbul. (to Istanbul= İstanbul'a)

I want to live in Istanbul. (in Istanbul= İstanbul'da)