Questions & Answers about Annem bugün bana dargın değil, sadece biraz üzgün.
Annem means my mother.
It is built from:
- anne = mother
- -m = my
So:
- anne = mother
- annem = my mother
This -m is a possessive ending. Turkish often attaches possession directly to the noun instead of using a separate word like my.
Because dargın olmak takes the person with the dative form, not the direct object form.
- ben = I
- bana = to me
- beni = me
In Turkish, birine dargın olmak means to be offended with someone / to be on bad terms with someone.
So:
- bana dargın = offended with me / upset with me
You would not normally say beni dargın here, because dargın does not take a direct object.