Language
Turkish
Level
A1
Unit
Haller
Practice types
0

What this grammar point covers

The 'bulunma hali' in Turkish is called the locative case. It is used to show where something or someone is (in, on, at a place).

When to use it

Use the locative case when you want to say that something or someone is in, on, or at a place. It answers the question 'Where?'.

Key forms

Examples

Ben evdeyim.

English: I am at home.

Ali okulda.

English: Ali is at school.

Kitap masada.

English: The book is on the table.

Çocuk parkta.

English: The child is in the park.

Annem mutfakta.

English: My mother is in the kitchen.

Tips

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