The Personal Suffix

Turkish doesn't use a verb to say "to be." It uses a suffix that changes depending on who you are talking about (me, you, us, etc). Unlike English, Turkish also has two different ways of expressing "you": one for the singular and another for the plural or formal case.

Pronouns

I, you, he, she, it, we, they.
The Personal Suffix

I am

Use -im with professions and adjectives to say "I am."
The Personal Suffix

Singular Personal Suffix

Practice forming the singular forms of the personal suffix. -im, -sin, -.
The Personal Suffix

Plural Personal Suffix

Practice the plural forms of the personal suffix. -iz, -siniz, -ler.
The Personal Suffix

Vowel Endings and Buffer Y

Add a -y when you add -im and -iz to words that end in a vowel.
The Personal Suffix, Buffer Letters

All Personal Suffixes

Practice adding all the personal suffixes.
The Personal Suffix