Turkish Phrases | Phrasebook

Identify this

Famous Turks Series -- Figen Han, Movie Actress in 73 films (conventional and erotic) between 1966 and 1983

Free updates for life!
Jim and Peri's
Commercial-free
CD/Broadband Editions
for Turkish Learning --
with triple ebook bonus!

Turkish movies and Turkish Language-learning CD/Broadband product

Learn Turkish with this
Essential Suffixes
Printed Book

The Really Quick and Basic
Essential Turkish Phrasebook

Everyday words and phrases -- just a few to get you going!

Other Language-learning pages: How To Learn Basic Turkish -- A Practical Philosophy for beginners (Found in the 'Introduction to The Whole Earth Catalog of Turkish Movies'.)
Translating Turkish, the basics Essential Turkish Vocabulary Turkish Verbs

Everyday Words and Phrases
English to Turkish (Türkçe)

Absolutely! is Kesinikle! (keh-see-neek-lee)

bad is kötü (ker-tuuh)

(Only on CD)

Do you speak ...? ... konuşuyor musunuz? (koh-noosh-ih-yohr moo-soon-ooz)
(Only on CD)

English is İngilizce (een-ghee-leez-jeh)

(Only on CD)

gladly! is memnuniyetle! (mem-noo-nee-yet-lay)

good is iyi (ee-yee)

(Only on CD)

Good morning is Günaydin (goo-nay-dihn)

goodbye is güle güle [said by the person remaining at a location]
(goo-lay goo-lay)
(Only on CD)

goodbye is allaha ısmarladık [said by the person leaving the location]
(ah-lah-ha ihs-mahr-lah-dihk)
(Only on CD)

hello is merhaba; selam (mare-hah-bah ; say-lahm)

(Only on CD)

How are you? is Nasılsın(ız)? (nah-sihl-sih-nihz)

(Only on CD)

I am fine./I'm fine. is İyiyim. (ee-yee-yeem)
[It's the usual response to How are you? Nasılsın(ız)? ]

I'm sorry, excuse me is özur dilerim (er-zehr-dee-leh-reem)

(Only on CD)

It's nice to meet you. is Taniştığımıza memnun oldum. -- or plain, Memnun oldum...(tah-nish-tih-ih-mih-zah mehm-nuum ohl-duum)
(Only on CD)

no is hayır (hi-year)

(3k bytes)

please is lütfen (loot-fehn)

(Only on CD)

thank you is teşekkür ederim (teh-sheh-kyuur eh-deh-reem)
Other ways to say 'Thank you' are: sağ ol and eksik olma.

Welcome! is Hoş geldiniz! (hawsh ghel-dee-neez)
The proper response to this phrase is
Hoş bulduk; It's nice to be here... (hawsh bool-dook)

(female voice)
What is your name? is İsminiz nedir? (eess-mee-neez neh-deer)

(male voice)

Where is ...? is ... nerede? (... neh-reh-deh)

Ex. Where is post office? Posthane nerede?

yes is evet (eh-vet)

(2k bytes)

you're welcome is bir şey değil (beer shey deel)

(Only on CD)

Other Language-learning pages: How To Learn Basic Turkish -- A Practical Philosophy for beginners (Found in the 'Introduction to The Whole Earth Catalog of Turkish Movies'.)
Translating Turkish, the basics Essential Turkish Vocabulary Turkish Verbs Essential Idioms, Index Essential Suffixes, Index	Sentence Structure, Standard Top of Turkish Pronunciation Turkish Accenting Turkish Numbers Revealed NewsReaders' Dictionary, Index
Unrelated fun: *Maganda, The Racy* Turkish Lout** -- a risqué illustration of the word zipper Aysel, The Turkish Lout's daughter -- has a sexy job interview technique Ferdi Tayfur - Arabesque (Arabesk) Singing Sensation Turkish Movies - Best-Looking Bad Girl of the 1970s, Sevda Ferdağ Bad Girls of the 1970s Turkish Cinema, Aliye Rona Frequently asked questions about Turkey and the Turkish language llustrated Nargile Users Guide -- and Encyclopedia Our Honda Generator -- A Member of the Family Profiles of the Turkish People Turkish Terms Of Endearment Turkish Personal Names Politically Incorrect Turkish Humor Why Off-Color Turkish is important too Gossipy Turkish Who's Who Turkish Kinsey Report #6 - Turkish Turn-Ons Turkish Kinsey Report #1 - Turkey opens up about its seks Turkish Kinsey Report #2 - Did they hear it through the grapevine? Turkish Kinsey Report #3 - Was it good for you? Turkish Kinsey Report #4 - The first time, by age group... Turkish Kinsey Report #5 - Who's gotta have it? He? Or she? Hülya Avşar (and friends) give frikik Translating Danielle Steele