Usages of -daki
Sabah odadaki dağınıklığı görünce önce yatağı topladım.
When I saw the mess in the room in the morning, I first made the bed.
Masadaki kahve soğuyor.
The coffee on the table is getting cold.
Bankadaki memur, dilekçeyi vezneye bırakmamı istedi.
The clerk at the bank asked me to leave the petition at the cashier’s desk.
Çantadaki mandalinalar senin, buzdolabındaki kayısılar benim.
The tangerines in the bag are yours, the apricots in the fridge are mine.
Babaanne gelince salondaki avizeyi fark etti ve çok beğendi.
When my grandmother arrived, she noticed the chandelier in the living room and liked it a lot.
Halam çantadaki mandalinaları çıkardı, teyzem de kayısıları yıkadı.
My aunt took the tangerines out of the bag, and my other aunt washed the apricots.
Parfümü fazla sıkma, yoksa salondaki yaşlı misafirler rahatsız olabilir.
Don’t spray too much perfume, otherwise the older guests in the hall might feel uncomfortable.
Turnikeden geçmeden önce çantamdaki fotokopiyi memura gösterdim.
Before passing through the turnstile, I showed the photocopy in my bag to the clerk.
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