Gail Tayla

The English word orange (fruit) is portakal in Turkish. portakal is used to refer to the fruit itself.

The English phrase “I love you, mom” is translated into Turkish as Seni seviyorum anne.

The English phrase “red wine” is translated into Turkish as kırmızı şarap. kırmızı şarap refers to a wine that is red in color.

The Turkish word for god is tanrı. The term refers to a deity.

To wake up in Turkish is uyanmak. The verb uyanmak is used to describe the act of becoming awake.

The English word “melon” is kavun in Turkish. kavun refers to the fruit.

Hello good morning in Turkish is Günaydın. Günaydın is a common greeting used specifically to say good morning to someone.

The English phrase “september” is translated into Turkish as eylül. The word is used to refer to the ninth month of the Gregorian calendar.

The phrase “are you okay?” in Turkish is iyi misin?

The English phrase ‘light’ (referring to electromagnetic waves) is ışık in Turkish. ışık is the noun used for electromagnetic waves.