Questions & Answers about Komşum darılınca ona çay götürdüm ve konuştuk.
Komşu means neighbor. The ending -um is the 1st person singular possessive suffix, so:
- komşu = neighbor
- komşum = my neighbor
Turkish often leaves out the separate word benim (my) when the possessive ending already shows the meaning. So komşum by itself already means my neighbor.
Darılınca comes from:
- darılmak = to get offended, to be upset, to take offense, to sulk
- -ınca / -ince = when, once, sometimes after
So darılınca means something like:
- when he/she got offended
- when he/she became upset
- once he/she got upset
In this sentence, it introduces the situation that happened before the main action.