Thank you Erdinc for explaining this to me.

Now about the consonants, do p ç t k change when they are in a name and are followed by an apostrophe? Or they stay as they are and change only when an apostrophe is not following?

Sorry...I was typing while you were posting your replies. I didn't see them.

Does it go like Sophie'nin arabasini, Erdinc'in dersini and so on? And does the consonant before the apostrophe change? Or this change happens only in the nouns that don't take an apostrophe?

Yes, this is when we refer to something general. But what when we wanna say Sophie's car, Erdinc's lessons, etc? I think the rule changes there.

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Heavy clouds, no rain
And every move causes pain
Ready kiss, but no love
I feel I’m torn in half
Ardent look, but no heat
It’s not you really need
Baby, now it has happened with us
We are dancing on broken glass
Can’t stand no more ....

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My wish was fulfilled