Adam Elijah

The Turkish word for sister-in-law (the wife of one’s brother) is yenge. yenge is specifically used to refer to a brother’s wife.

The phrase for “stop the bus” in Turkish is otobüsü durdur. This phrase is used to command someone to cause a bus to come to a halt.

In Turkish, “my dear” is said as canım. canım is a term of endearment used to address someone you love or care about.

In Turkish, the English phrase “hi” is expressed as selam. Both merhaba and selam are used as greetings.

The English phrase “very tasty” is translated into Turkish as çok lezzetli. çok lezzetli is used to describe food or drink that has a very pleasant flavor.

The English phrase “hello and thank you” is translated into Turkish as Merhaba ve teşekkürler.

In Turkish, the phrase for “I love you” is seni seviyorum. seni seviyorum is used to affirm deep romantic feelings or familial love.

To say ‘be careful’ in Turkish, you use dikkatli ol. This phrase is a warning used to tell someone to pay attention to avoid danger or a mistake.

The English phrase “my brother” is translated into Turkish as erkek kardeşim.

The Turkish word for vinegar is sirke. sirke is a noun used to refer to the condiment.