"Do you have your cellphone?"

Translation: Cep telefonun sende mi?

[AneurinEE]

Why sende here and not var?

[AlexinNotTurkey]

If you used var, it would mean "do you have a cellphone" :)

[AneurinEE]

Thanks! I will eventually get the hang of this ...

[AlexinNotTurkey]

:) In the meantime, check out this nifty thing Selcen wrote!

[Ishana92]

what about senin telefonin var mi

[aykabo]

This might be grammatically correct but I don't think it's everyday language. You mostly say "Cep telefonun yanında mı?" which means "Do you have your cellphone with you".

[GeorgeRosebud]

Cep telefonun var mı? What's wrong with this?

[msHelenRuth]

I put that too, can anyone clarify for us?

[erdogan_fan1]

Is this correct Cep telefonun yanında mı - telefonun ?
shouldn't it be Cep telefonunun yanında mı for your + genitive case of telefonun? Anyone?

[Lingueta]

Would 'Cep telefonun var mısın' also be correct?