No. 1,619 in Turkish
sorununu
"Your problem" or "your issue".
In a sentence
Matematik sorununu çözmek için öğretmeninden yardım istedi.
She asked her teacher for help to solve the math problem.
In this sentence, 'sorununu' is used in the possessive form, combined with the accusative case suffix, discussing '[her] problem'.
Senin bu sorunununu anlamak benim için önemli.
Understanding this problem of yours is important to me.
Here, 'sorununu' conveys possessiveness (your) and specificity as it is the object of the verb 'anlamak' (to understand).
Sorununu anlattıktan sonra, herkes seni daha iyi anladı.
After you explained your problem, everyone understood you better.
In this example, 'sorununu' indicates the person's (your) issue being explained to others.
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