Turkish

Hello in Turkish is merhaba. The phrase is used to provide a greeting.

The English word ‘toilet’ is translated into Turkish as tuvalet. tuvalet is the standard, polite way to refer to the restroom or the fixture itself.

In Turkish, the word for “you” is sen. The words for “you” serve as subject pronouns to address the person being spoken to.

The English phrase “what the hell” can be translated into Turkish as ne cehennem. ne cehennem serves as an intensive form of the question word “what”.

Salt in Turkish is tuz. The noun tuz refers to sodium chloride.

The English word “cockroach” is translated into Turkish as hamam böceği. Both hamam böceği and karafatma refer to the insect known as a cockroach.

The English word car is translated into Turkish as araba or otomobil. Both terms refer to an automobile or a vehicle steered by a driver.

Greetings are an essential part of any language, enabling people to connect and show their interest in one another. In

The English word cucumber is translated into Turkish as salatalık or hıyar.

To say ‘how old are you?’ in Turkish, use Kaç yaşındasın? Kaç yaşındasın? is used to ask someone their age.