Bronwyn Lilly

Saturday in Turkish is cumartesi. The word cumartesi is a noun used to refer to the day of the week.

The English word ‘purple’ is translated into Turkish as mor.

The English phrase “hello, my name is” is translated into Turkish as Merhaba, benim adım.

The English phrase “I love you more” is translated into Turkish as seni daha çok seviyorum.

To say God willing in Turkish, use inşallah. inşallah is used very often in daily speech to express hope that a future event will happen.

The Turkish word for earthquake is deprem. Both deprem and zelzele refer to the shaking of the surface of a planet.

To ask “are you turkish?” in Turkish, use Türk müsün? This phrase is used to inquire whether a person’s nationality or ethnicity is Turkish.

The English word “star” is translated into Turkish as yıldız. In astronomy, yıldız refers to a luminous celestial body made of plasma.

The English phrase ‘delicious’ is translated into Turkish as lezzetli. In Turkish, there are several ways to express that food is pleasing to the taste.

In Turkish, “good luck” is expressed as iyi şanslar. The phrase iyi şanslar is used to wish fortune on someone or to provide encouragement.