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Greeting in Turkish

Merhaba: Hello
Selam: Hi ( Actually its a greeting word for muslim people, It means May God(Allah) gives you peace)
Naber?: What’s up, What's new? (How r u )
Nasılsın?: How are you? When you say "how are you" as an answer you should use as Sen nasılsın?

 


İyiyim: I am fine
İyi Değilim: I am not fine.
Kötüyüm: I am bad
Fena Değil: Not bad

Sep 1, 2008 9:01 AM
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Tatlı rüyalar  :  sweet dreams
November 21, 2008
me too : ben de

you too : sen de

please : Lütfen

come : gel
come here: buraya gel
go            : git
don't go  : gitme

i am not forget you: seni unutmadım.

i will not forget you : seni unutmayacağım

i will always love you : ben seni her zaman seveceğim

i can come : gelebilirim

i can not come: gelemem

i must go : gitmeliyim.

November 9, 2008
nice to meet you : tanıştığımıza memnun oldum.

welcome: hoşgeldiniz ,hoşgeldin.
 
goodbye : hoşçakal

see you later : sonra görüşürüz.

where are you from: Nerelisiniz.
what are you doing: Ne yapıyorsun.

November 9, 2008

i like him           :  ben ondan hoşlanırım
i don't like him :  ben ondan hoşlanmam.

actually :  Gerçekten,Aslında.
enough: yeterli

November 9, 2008
And The important addings, When someone says 

Hoşgeldiniz (pronounciation: Hosh-gell-deen-eas) (You came nicely)

It means s/he wanna say welcome, and you should answer 

Hoşbulduk (pronounciation: Hosh-bool-dook) (we found you nicely)

:)
October 6, 2008
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