Turkish

The English phrase “what is it?” is translated into Turkish as bu nedir? bu nedir? is a question used to ask for the identity or the name of an object.

The Turkish phrase for “very nice” is çok güzel. çok güzel is used to describe something that is visually pleasing or of high quality.

The English phrase “cold water” is translated into Turkish as soğuk su. The word soğuk means “cold”.

The Turkish word for son-in-law is damat. damat is used to refer to a son-in-law, specifically the husband of one’s daughter or son.

To come in Turkish is gelmek. The verb is used to express the action of arriving or appearing.

The English phrase “lady” is translated into Turkish as hanımefendi. hanımefendi is used to refer to or address a woman in a respectful, polite context.

günün nasıl geçti? is the Turkish way to say “how was your day”.

The English word “teacher” is öğretmen in Turkish. The most common and straightforward term for “teacher” in Turkish is öğretmen.

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.