Learn Turkish: Rehber bize turistik kalenin nerede bulunduğunu gösterebilir. - The guide can show us where the touristic castle is located.

In Turkish, indirect questions use a genitive-possessive structure. The subject of the embedded clause, "the touristic castle," takes the genitive suffix to become turistik kalenin. The verb takes the factive suffix -dığı (which becomes -duğu here due to vowel harmony) plus a possessive suffix. It translates literally as "the touristic castle's where-it-is-located."

What are all the suffixes on bulunduğunu?

Here is the breakdown: bulun (to be located) + -duğ (factive suffix -dığı) + -u (3rd person possessive, matching the castle) + -n- (buffer) + -u (accusative case). The final accusative case is required because this entire indirect question is the direct object of the main verb gösterebilir (can show).

Why use the verb bulunmak for "is located"?

The root verb bulmak means "to find." Adding the -n suffix turns it into the passive verb bulunmak, meaning "to be found." This is the standard, natural way to express that a place or object is situated or located somewhere in Turkish.

Why does the sentence use bize instead of bizi?