"Zamanın var mı?"

Translation: Do you have time?

[AnsgarT]

According to the just explained rules I wrote: "Zaman var musun." What is wrong with that? The "mi" was not introduced before and the suffix should be added to "mu...".

[JenGo653]

In Turkish you literally ask is there your time? so as a question it is always var mi or yok mu in the third person.

[Youssef.tsun]

When you say "you have time" you say: "sen zamanın var" and not "sen zamansun var"*.

Why? Because "zaman" is a possesed noun by "sen", and not a verb.

Hence correct answer should be: (sen) zamanın var mı. :)

[derhelo]

how would i ask "do you have the time"?

[adhamssh]

Where is YOU in the question

[padm915118]

The in at the end of zamanin is the 'you' it will change to zamanim for 'my' and so on

[ZaidAlzawati]

can i say " zamanin var misin ? is it the same meaning

[el_kousy]

So how can we translate does he has time?

[cargilb]

Which word mean "any"

[SultanKhan300]

There are some examples on that word..

You can use ' her, Herhengi'
For ' Any'