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31 Cards in this Set
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Güle güle
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Goodbye (said to the one leaving)
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Hoşça kalın
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Goodbye (said to the one staying)
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Affedersiniz
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Excuse me; pardon me (to get someone's attention)
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Geçmiş olsun
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I hope you feel better (for illness or any other unpleasant event)
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Başınız sağ olsun
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expression of condolence for death
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iyi desler
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May you have a good lesson; may your studies go well
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Başarılar
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may you be successful (in your exams, a race, your job, etc)
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Kolay gelsin
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May it come easily. Don't work too hard (said to someone who is seen working)
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(Herkese) selam söyleyin
Response: Baş üstüne |
Give my greetings (to everyone)
OK, I will |
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Efendim
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Hello (used on the phone);
also, said to someone when they call your name; also, said with a questioning tone, when you didn't hear what was said to you |
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Güle güle kullanın / giyin / oturun
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May you use it / wear it / live in it happily (said when someone has bought something new or moved into a new home)
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Hayırlı (uğerlu) olsun
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Good luck; Congratulations; May it go well (said when a new purchase is made or a new job is acquired; is also the appropriate thing to say at a wedding or sünnet)
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Maalesef
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Unfortunately (often used to mean simply "no")
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Sağ olun, Teşekküler,
Teşekkür ederim, (Mersi) |
Thank you
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Response: Rica ederim
(or Bir şey değil) |
You're welcome; not at all
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Merhaba
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Hello
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Günaydin
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Good morning
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iyi günler
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Good day (greeting or leave-taking)
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iyi akşamlar
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Good evening (greeting or leave-taking)
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Nasılsınız?
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How are you?
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Sağ olun. İyiyim. Siz nasılsınız?
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Thank you, I'm fine. How are you?
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Sağ olun. Ben de iyiyim.
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Thank you, I'm fine too.
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(Tanıştığımıza) memnun oldum
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I'm pleased (to meet you)
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Ben de (memnun oldum)
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I (am pleased to meet you) too
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Kolay gelsin
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May it come easily (said to someone you see working)
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Ayağınıza sağlık
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Thanks for coming (health to your feet)
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Elinize sağlık*
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May your hands be blessed (said to compliment the hostess on her cooking)
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Afiyet olsun*
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eat to your health; Good appetite (said before, during, or after eating)
*either of these can be said first; the other should be said in response |
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yine beklerize
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come again
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Çok yaşa
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God bless you (may you have long life; said when someone sneezes)
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Response: Sen de gör
Siz de görün |
Same to you (And may you live to see it)
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