It is a source including vocabulary used in daily life.

Turkish Vocabulary 2: Daily Life

I am / we are glad to be here. 
(It is said as a reply to welcome.)

Hoşça kal! 
Görüşmek üzere!
Güle güle! 
Görüşürüz!
Bye bye!

Bless you.
(Literally means "long live" or "live in peace")

Saying thanks as a reply to bless you.
(Literally means "you too" or "all together")

Enjoy your meal. 
(It is said at the beginning of a meal.)

It is said after finishing a meal to the person who prepared it. It literally means "health to your hands."

İyi ki doğdun! 
Doğum günün kutlu olsun!
Nice senelere! 
Mutlu yıllar!

Have a good festival!
(During a festival such as the Republic Day on October 29, religious days etc.)

It is said to someone working in a small shop, supermarket etc. It literally means "I hope your work will be easy on you."