"Senin adın ne?"
Translation:What is your name?
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If I leave out the 'senin', how does this affect the sentence? Do we have to put a suffix behind ne in that case?
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No, "senin" is optional. You don't change anything.
Senin adın ne? = Adın ne?
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Neredesin = where are you
Nesin = what are you
Nerede = where is it
Ne = what is it
so if I am in a class and want to say "what are your names?" shall I say "Adlarınız ne?" ? Am I getting this right? Thanks for your reply and thanks for advance :)
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Now, since it seems OK to ask, "Ne yapıyorsun?" would it be wrong to say "Ne senin adın?" or even "Ne o?" or "Kim o?"
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No, ne senin adin equates to "what your is name" all correct words, but wrong order. That is what we call "a dusuk cumle" improper sentense, you get the message across though