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The question word **hangi** means "which". When it comes directly before a noun, it acts like an adjective (for example, *hangi oyun?* - which game?). However, when you want to use "which" as a standalone pronoun to ask "which one", "which of us", or "which of you", you must attach possessive suffixes to it.

| Subject | Possessive Suffix | Interrogative Form | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| O / Onlar | **-si** | **hangisi** | which one? / which of them? |
| Biz | **-miz** | **hangimiz** | which of us? |
| Siz | **-niz** | **hanginiz** | which of you? |

### Which one? (Hangisi)

When you are looking at a set of objects, options, or third parties and want to single one out, add the third-person possessive suffix **-si** to make **hangisi** (which one).

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### Which of us? (Hangimiz)

To single out a person from your own group, attach the first-person plural suffix **-miz** to make **hangimiz** (which of us). This is highly useful during group activities or board games to figure out who is making the next move, taking on a role, or drawing a card.

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### Which of you? (Hanginiz)

When you are addressing a group of people and asking which specific person among them is doing an action, use the second-person plural suffix **-niz** to make **hanginiz** (which of you).

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Possessive interrogatives (hangisi, hangimiz)

adjective

adverb

conjunction

determiner

interjection

noun

numeral

particle

postposition

preposition

pronoun

sentence

verb

Demonstrative pronouns (bu, şu, o)

Basic question words (kim, ne)

Plural nouns (-lar, -ler)

I am and you are (-(y)ım, -sın)

We, you, and they are (-(y)ız, -sınız)

Negative statements (değil)

Yes and no questions (mı, mi, mu, mü)

Questions with 'to be' (mısın, mıyım)

Numbers 1 to 10 (bir, iki, üç)

Numbers 11 to 20 (on bir, on iki)

Numbers by tens to 100 (otuz, kırk...)

Counting objects (tane)

The locative case (-da, -de)

Consonant assimilation (-ta, -te)

Asking where (nerede)

There is / there are (var)

There is not / there are not (yok)

Asking how many (kaç)

Infinitive verbs (-mak, -mek)

Informal commands (git, gel)

Negative commands (-ma, -me)

Polite and plural commands (-In, -InIz)

Basic word order

Present continuous for consonant roots (-iyor)

Present continuous for vowel roots (-iyor)

Present continuous personal suffixes (-iyorum)

Negative present continuous (-miyor)

Present continuous questions (-iyor mu)

Future plans with present continuous

The dative case (-(y)a, -(y)e)

Consonant mutation (k, t, p, ç to ğ, d, b, c)

From or out of (-dan / -den)

Directional question words (nereye, nereden)

First and second person possessives (-(i)m, -(i)n)

Third person possessive (-(s)i)

Plural possessives (-imiz, -iniz, -leri)

The genitive case (-(n)in)

Definite noun compounds (-nin ... -si)

Indefinite noun compounds (bare noun + -(s)i)

Possessive buffer letter (n)

Spatial postpositions (içinde, üstünde)

The definite direct object (-(y)ı, -(y)i)

Object question words (kimi, neyi)

Adjectives modifying nouns

Manner and choice questions (nasıl, hangi)

Basic degree modifiers (çok, biraz)

Comparisons (daha, en)

Days of the week

Months of the year

The time question word (ne zaman)

Telling time (saat, buçuk)

Asking the time (saat kaç, saat kaçta)

Basic conjunctions (ve, ama, veya)

Causality conjunction (çünkü)

Means and accompaniment (ile, -(y)lA)

Purpose and beneficiaries (için)

Expressing desire (-mak istemek)

The past copula (-(y)DI)

The direct past tense (-DI)

Past tense personal suffixes (-DIm, -DIn)

Past tense negative (-mAdI)

Past tense questions (-DI mI)

Ordinal numbers (-(I)ncI)

Greetings and politeness

Saying 'too' (de, da)

Conversation fillers (şey, yani, hadi)

Conversational essentials

Reflexive pronouns (kendim, kendin)

Reciprocal pronouns (birbiri)

Indefinite pronouns for people (herkes, kimse)

Indefinite pronouns for things and places (her şey, hiçbir şey)

Conjunctions of consequence (bu yüzden, bu nedenle)

Correlative conjunctions (hem... hem, ne... ne)

Verbs taking the dative case (-e / -a)

Verbs taking the ablative case (-den / -dan)

Time origin (beri)

Time duration (-DIr)

Comparisons of similarity (gibi)

Comparisons of equality (kadar)

Perspectives (göre)

Verbal nouns (-mA / -mE)

Verbal nouns as objects (-mAyI / -mEyI)

Verbal nouns with the dative (-mAyA / -mEyA)

General necessity (lazım / gerek)

Personal necessity (-mAm lazım)

Third-person commands (-sIn / -sInlAr)

First person singular optative (-(y)AyIm)

Question	Answer
dice	zar
There are two dice on the table, which one is yours?	Masada iki zar var, hangisi senin?
Which of us wants to throw the dice?	Hangimiz zar atmak istiyor?
pawn / game piece	piyon
There is a red and a blue pawn, which one is small?	Bir kırmızı, bir mavi piyon var, hangisi küçük?
Which of us is choosing the green pawn?	Hangimiz yeşil piyonu seçiyor?
move (in a game)	hamle
Which of us is making the move now?	Şimdi hamleyi hangimiz yapıyor?
This move is very important because the game is ending.	Bu hamle çok önemli çünkü oyun bitiyor.
cheat / trick	hile
Which of us is cheating? There is no cheating in the game!	Hangimiz hile yapıyor? Oyunda hile yok!
He is not cheating, because he knows the rule.	O hile yapmıyor, çünkü kuralı biliyor.
partner	ortak
There are two partners, which one is more successful?	İki ortak var, hangisi daha başarılı?
Which of us wants to be partners with you?	Hangimiz seninle ortak olmak istiyor?
to deal / to distribute	dağıtmak
It is necessary to deal the cards, which of us is doing it?	Kartları dağıtmak lazım, hangimiz yapıyor?
Which of you is distributing the tea?	Çayları hanginiz dağıtıyor?
lot / draw	kura
There are two papers for drawing lots, which one is empty?	Kura çekmek için iki kâğıt var, hangisi boş?
Which of us is drawing lots?	Hangimiz kura çekiyor?
to be defeated	yenilmek
Which of you was defeated yesterday?	Dün hanginiz yenildi?
Being defeated constantly is bad because the game becomes boring.	Sürekli yenilmek kötü çünkü oyun sıkıcı oluyor.
to pair up	eşleşmek
In this round, which of us is pairing up with whom?	Bu turda hangimiz kiminle eşleşiyor?
First it is necessary to pair up, there is no team.	Önce eşleşmek lazım, takım yok.
tactic	taktik
There are two tactics, which one is better?	İki taktik var, hangisi daha iyi?
Cheating is a very bad tactic.	Hile yapmak çok kötü bir taktik.