A fitting room lets you try on trousers before buying.

The idea

Pantolon means a pair of trousers. The definite object is pantolonu, and pantolonum means “my trousers”. After a number, Turkish keeps the noun singular: iki pantolon.

Examples

  • Pantolonu kabinde denedim.I tried on the trousers in the fitting room.
  • Bu pantolon bana çok yakışıyor.These trousers suit me very well.
  • Pantolonum dolabın içinde duruyor.My trousers are in the wardrobe.
  • Bu pantolonun cepleri derin.The pockets of these trousers are deep.
  • İki pantolon indirimde.Two pairs of trousers are on sale.
  • Pantolonu düşük sıcaklıkta yıkayın.Wash the trousers at a low temperature.

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Watch out

English “trousers” is plural, but Turkish pantolon is singular for one garment. After a number, do not add a plural suffix.

Try it yourself

  1. I tried on the trousers in the fitting room. (specific object) ___ kabinde denedim.

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    pantolonu

    pantolonu: accusative -u marks the trousers tried on.

  2. My trousers are in the wardrobe. (my trousers) ___ dolabın içinde duruyor.

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    pantolonum

    pantolonum: possessive -um means “my trousers”.

  3. Two pairs of trousers are on sale. (after a number) İki ___ indirimde.

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    pantolon

    pantolon: after iki, the noun remains singular.

Use it today

Describe where your trousers are and whether a pair suits you.