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The Turkish word for juice is meyve suyu. The term meyve suyu refers to a beverage made from fruit.

The English phrase “I hate school” is translated into Turkish as Okuldan nefret ediyorum.

In Turkish, the English phrase ‘toast’ (referring to the food) is translated as tost. The word tost refers specifically to toasted bread.

The English phrase “my son” is translated into Turkish as oğlum. oğlum is a term used by a parent to refer to their male child.

In Turkish, the phrase for “happy ramadan” is Ramazan Bayramınız mübarek olsun. An expression used during Ramadan (phrase).

The English word “cold” is translated into Turkish as soğuk. soğuk is an adjective used to describe things or environments with a low temperature.

To ask “where is the toilet?” in Turkish, you say Tuvalet nerede? The phrase Tuvalet nerede? is used to ask for the location of a restroom.

The Turkish phrase for ‘get up’ is kalk. The verb is used both for rising from bed and for the physical act of standing up from a chair.

To relax in Turkish is rahatlamak.

To die in Turkish is ölmek. The standard, neutral verb for to die is ölmek, which can be used in any context, including blunt or harsh situations.