Good explanation ! 

İyi Seneler herkese ! Mutlu ve sağlıklı bir yıl dilerim !

100 üzerinden 90 ! Aferin.  [only one mistake --->  " kaldıktan " ]

Fill the missing parts with appropriate suffix or words.

Gelecek hafta bir toplantı ....  Ankara’..   gideceğim.  Ankara’..   üç gün  kal...tan  sonra uçak.. İzmir’e geç......   İzmir’de büyük bir fabrika kuruyoruz. Bu fabrika Almanya’da.. fabrikalar gibi olacak. Fabrikadaki işçi   ......   sekiz yüz elli kadar.  Bu işçiler..  bazılar... üçer aylık bir süre için Almanya’ya göndereceğiz, böyle..  biraz Almanca öğren.......

Quoting Whiteout

Translate  the following sentences into Turkish using optative suffix [-sin] 1- Let the tea be weak, please. Birak cay acik olsun lutfen. I never heard of anyone saying "Let the tea be weak,please" in English before,but hey I might be wrong  2- It is a little cold, don´t let him go in the sea. (Hava) biraz soguk,(onun) denize girmesine izin verme.I think the correct sentence should be : Don´t let him go into the sea.  3- Let him not come tomorrow. Birak (o) yarin gelmesin.  4- Let them play in the garden. Birak bahcede oynasinlar.

Translate  the following sentences into Turkish using optative suffix [-sin] 

1- Let the tea be weak, please. Birak Çay acik olsun lütfen. [ Here, we don´t say "bırak"]

I never heard of anyone saying "Let the tea be weak,please" in English before,but hey I might be wrong   ---> I never heard that way of saying either However, I just needed to put them in as literal and close as Turkish form so that learners may translate them into Turkish easily.

2- It is a little cold, don´t let him go in the sea. (Hava) biraz soguk,(onun) denize girmesine izin verme. ---> Denize girmesin. [ optative suffix -sin ] 

I think the correct sentence should be : Don´t let him go into the sea.

 3- Let him not come tomorrow. Birak (o) yarin gelmesin.---> No need for "bırak" , 

  4- Let them play in the garden. Birak bahcede oynasinlar.

Çok iyi Whiteout !

Translate  the following sentences into Turkish using optative suffix [-sin]

1- Let the tea be weak, please. 

2- It is a little cold, don´t let him go in the sea.

3- Let him not come tomorrow.

4- Let them play in the garden.

The  reciprocal pronoun

The reciprocal pronoun birbiri means "each other ". It brings in the sense of mutual activity to the sentence if the verb is not reciprocal.

birbirimiz  ----> each other of us [one another of us]

birbiriniz  ----> each other of you 

birbiri/birbirleri ---> each other of them

- Durumu anladık, ancak birbirimize birşey söylemedik.

We realised the situation, but we didn´t say anything to each other.

- Birbirinizin kitabını kullanmayın, kendi kitabınızı kullanın.

Do not use each other´s book[s], use your own book[s].

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When it is formed with the third person possessive suffix, it takes an "n" before the case endings ;

- Çocuklar birbirlerine şeker verdiler. 

Mükemmel ! 

Süper ! 

Translate the following sentences into Turkish.

1. The man I saw in front of the house was a thief.

2. The meal we ate at the restaurant was not expensive.

3. I have also read the book you are reading now.

4. The film that we are going to see is about Atatürk.