Questions & Answers about Paltonu giy.
It breaks down like this:
- palto = coat
- -n = your
- -u = accusative case ending
So paltonu means your coat as the direct object of the verb.
A useful point: because palto ends in a vowel, the 2nd person singular possessive suffix appears as just -n here, giving palton = your coat.
This is because of vowel harmony.
The Turkish accusative ending has four forms:
- -ı
- -i
- -u
- -ü
The form depends on the last vowel before the suffix. In palto, the last vowel is o, so the matching form is -u.
That is why you get:
- palton = your coat
- paltonu = your coat, marked as the object