How to Say “Cute” in Turkish
The English word “cute” is translated into Turkish as sevimli.
How to Say “Head” in Turkish
The English phrase “head” translates to Turkish as baş or kafa. Both words refer to the part of the body.
How to Say “Here” in Turkish
In Turkish, ‘here’ can be expressed in several ways depending on the context. The default form is burada.
How to Say “Tomato” in Uzbek
The Uzbek word for tomato is pomidor. pomidor is the most common word for tomato, as in Salatda pomidor, tomato in a salad.
How to Say “Cheaper” in Turkish
The phrase “cheaper” in Turkish is daha ucuz. daha ucuz is used to describe something that has a lower price than another item or option.
How to Say “Hello How Are You” in Uzbek
Salom, qalaysiz? is the Uzbek way to say “hello how are you”.
How to Say “Rain” in Turkish
The English phrase “rain” is translated into Turkish as yağmur. yağmur is a noun referring to an instance of particles falling.
How to Say “Nuts” in Turkish
The English phrase “nuts” is translated into Turkish as kuruyemiş. In some regions, the word fıstık may refer to pistachios specifically.
How to Say “You’re Dumb” in Turkish
The English phrase “you’re dumb” is translated into Turkish as aptalsın.
How to Say “Good Job” in Turkish
The Turkish phrase for “good job” is aferin. aferin is used to praise someone for a good job or for their efforts.