You need to know these combination of nouns to be able to sound like native in Türkiye.

Expressions to make your life easy in Turkiye

kolay: adj. : easy

gelmek: infinitive, to come

gelsin: conjugated for -you

another form: sana kolay gelsin

meaning: take it easy

Kolay gelsin.

ex scenario:

Someone is cleaning the floor of your apartment building and you are passing by or same as someone is mowing the lawn, you should say:

Kolay gelsin

el: hand

sağlık: health

eline sağlık: health to your hand

eline sağlık

ex. scenario

Someone cooked for you, you should say

eline sağlık or

elinize sağlık; if the person is older or you dont know the person, kinder version

çok: very, a lot

yaşa: live 

yaşamak, infinitive: to live

çok yaşa: live long

çok yaşa 

ex. scenario:

someone sneezed, you should say:

çok yaşa

sen: you

de: too, as well

gör: see

görmek, infinitive: to see

sen de gör: you see it too however it is more like an expression so it means in this context, likewise

sen de gör 

ex scenario:

You sneezed and someone told you 'çok yaşa' your answer would be:

Sen de gör.

şeref: honour

-e: a suffix for direction: -to

şeref-e: to your honour

isn't is interesting that it is not to your health?

well, sometimes Turks say: sağlığına! which means to your health :)

şerefe!

ex scenario: 

you people are drinking and decided to say cheers in Turkish and that would be:

şerefe!

eh işte is used to describe the middle way of satisfaction and dissatisfaction, when you are feeling blue, you can say 'eh işte'

eh işte.

ex conversation

-selam abi naber? (hi bro how do you do?)

+eh işte, senden naber? (okay i guess, how about you?)

-benden de eh işte. (okay i guess from me as well)

yok artık, daha neler!

conversation:

-senin düğününde şarkı söyleyebilir miyim? (can I sing at your wedding?)

+yok artık daha neler! (no way)