No. 2,938 in Turkish
seni
"You."
In a sentence
Seni çok seviyorum.
I love you very much.
Here, 'seni' is the accusative form of 'sen', indicating the direct object (you) in the sentence.
Seni dün parkta gördüm.
I saw you at the park yesterday.
In this sentence, 'seni' is again the accusative form of 'sen', used here to represent the direct object of the verb 'saw'.
Bu şarkıyı seni düşünerek yazdım.
I wrote this song thinking about you.
'Seni' is in the accusative case, showing the person being thought about, as the complement of the verb 'thinking'.
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