I didnt understand neither

but i think you mean olmak.

idim, idin,... etc is the past tense of olmak, but there´s no such verb as imek.

look here for lessons:

http://www.turkishclass.com/turkish_lesson_67

what´s imek?

deniz = sea

sa/se is the suffix for if sentences.

istiyorsam = if i want

istiyorum = i want

so sam has nothing to do with seni

would anybody like to correct me please...?

Ý´m practising compounds combined with genitiv and locativ.

Ýf somebody would like to correct me that will be great

Annesinin büyük evinin ön bahçesinindeyiz.

We are in the front yard of the big house of his mother.

Orhan´Ã½n erkek kardeþinin yeþil sýrt çantasýnýnda ne(dir)?

What´s in the green backpack of the brother of Orhan?

Senin evinin anahtarý mutfak dolabýmýn en yüksek çekmecesinda.

The key of your house is in the top drawer of my kitchen cupboard.

Kimin oturma odasýnýndasýnýz?

Whose sittingroom are you in? (plural)

maybe 3rd one is

Hayýr, gözlüðün bende deðil

reason:

ð : consonant harmony

deðil in stead of yok because its about being somerwhere

bende cause of locative

but, i´m a learner so maybe correction needed by profýcýency level or native

I´m just a learner but i can try...

odamda yatak var

odayým means I am a bed, odam my bed

gardýrobum beacause of consonant harmony

3rd one: ý have to think about thýs one...

last sentence:

Türkiye´ye gitmedim

its hard i know, but study the lessons about ´have´ and ´be´ or var/yok and olmak.

not starting a religious discussion. just noticing prejudice.

what a prejudice