"There is a bird on my right."
Translation:Sağımda bir kuş var.
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why Sağımda and not Sağda?
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so it will be like this? Sağımda Sağsında Sağsinizda Sağsızda
right?
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No. Those are the suffixes for verb to be. You need possessives:
Benim sağımda, senin sağında, onun sağında, bizim sağımızda, sizin sağınızda, onların sağında.
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ok, thanks for your explanation :)
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it doesn't work, in general indefinite objects ("bir kuş") cannot come before locative, ablative, subject etc.
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İ cant understand why it is not a subject Also what is indefinte and defiinte what does this ean
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A definite noun is one which refers to a specific thing. If the noun 'bird' were definite, the listener/reader would know exactly which bird was being referred to, and the article used would be 'the', not 'a.' Hope this makes sense.
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sağ - right
sağım - my right
sağımda - on my right
kuş - bird
kuşda - on the bird
