aldınız

aldınız

"You took" or "you have taken."

Here, 'aldınız' is used as a verb with the subject 'you' (second person plural or formal singular) in the past tense and in the context of purchasing.

Yeni ayakkabıları siz mi aldınız?

Did you buy the new shoes?

In this example, 'aldığınız' acts as an adjective clause modifier to 'kitabı', relating to 'you' (second person plural or formal singular) and indicating the book that was bought.

Aldığınız kitabı beğendiniz mi?

Did you like the book you purchased?

In this sentence, 'oldunuz' (not 'aldınız') is used, showcasing a different verb form, but 'aldınız' demonstrates formative verb usage in similar contexts for courteous language.

Bize çok yardımcı oldunuz ve teşekkür ettiniz, teşekkür ederim.

You helped us a lot and thanked us, thank you.