Bill Willie

Congrats in Turkish is tebrikler. tebrikler is used as an interjection to express congratulations on an achievement or happy event.

The English phrase “niece” is translated into Turkish as kız yeğen.

In Turkish, the phrase for “how much is this?” is bu ne kadar? bu ne kadar? is the standard, neutral way to ask for the price of an item.

çay is the Turkish word for tea. çay is used to refer to the drink made from the leaves of the tea plant.

The Turkish phrase for “to go” is gitmek.

To say borek in Turkish, write börek, the savory pastry made of thin flaky dough with a filling. börek is a general name for many kinds of savory pastries.

The Turkish word for old is eski. The word eski is used to describe inanimate objects or abstract concepts that are old, such as an old car or an old joke.

The English phrase “mommy” is translated into Turkish as anneciğim. anneciğim is an affectionate term used to address or refer to a mother.

The English phrase “olive oil” is zeytinyağı in Turkish. zeytinyağı refers to the oil pressed from olives.

Ankara is the Turkish name for the capital of Turkey.