"Bizim evimiz orada."
Translation:Our house is there.
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Is "bizim" necessary or optional?Because "evimiz" already suggests that the house is ours doesnt it?
Here it is optional and it is in most cases :)
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When i'm listening i still wonder that orada is just pronounced as "orda", etc. Is there a relatively good rule for that? I mean the pronounciation.
Most people just drop the second vowels in "burada, şurada, orada, nerede"; and the third vowels in "yukarıda, aşağıda, içeride, dışarıda, ileride."
I personally don't drop them, but I'm a minority.
Conclusion: It's up to you.
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There are a few other cases of shorter pronunciation, e.g.: Ne haber> naber dakika>dakka
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How do you know it is 'our house is there', not 'there is our house'?
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I'm confused about the meaning of "there is" as "it exists" ( = var) and "it is in this location". My translation said "There is our house" and I thought of "There is" as "var" like if someone would said "Well, there is/exists our house, and there is/exists my stepfathers house, I spend time in both". But if you translate it as "Our house is there" it gets obvious that it is about a location. My head still gets messed up about this...
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Can anyone please clarify the difference between "orada" and "şurada" for me, as they both seem to be meaning "there" (as opposed to "burada" meaning "here") :)
I think if you're being technical 'orada' means 'over there' (which is also accepted as an answer) while 'şurada' distinctly means 'there', but they're basically the same.
