The word hakkında means about, on (a subject). We use this word after the actual subject since Turkish has postpositions:
Seks hakkında | About sex |
Öğrenciler hakkında | About the students |
Kamil hakkında | About Kamil |
When hakkında is used with personal pronouns, it is conjugated accordingly with the pronoun. Let's see:
hakkında | Single | Plural |
---|---|---|
First person | benim hakkımda | bizim hakkımızda |
Second person | senin hakkında | sizin hakkınızda |
Third person | onun hakkında | onların/onlar1 hakkında |
1One exception is the third person plural pronoun. In many cases, including 'hakkında', native speakers just drop the genitive marker, as if it's a proper noun. You will see other examples of this in following lessons.
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