Turkish

bugün is the Turkish word for “today”. bugün is the most common and neutral way to say “today” in Turkish.

The English word “where” can be translated into Turkish as nerede. It is used to ask at or in what place something or someone is located.

The English word grandfather is translated into Turkish as dede or büyükbaba. Both terms refer to a grandfather from either side of the family.

Orange juice in Turkish is portakal suyu. The term refers to the juice of squeezed oranges.

The English phrase “how much does it cost?” is translated into Turkish as Ne kadar? Ne kadar? is a versatile phrase used to ask for a price.

The Turkish phrase for “I am well” is iyiyim. iyiyim is the standard way to respond to the question Nasılsın? (How are you?).

The Turkish word for old is eski. The word eski is used to describe inanimate objects or abstract concepts that are old, such as an old car or an old joke.

The English word ‘easy’ is translated to Turkish as kolay. The word kolay is an adjective used to describe something requiring little skill or effort.

The English phrase “eid ul adha mubarak” is expressed in Turkish as Kurban Bayramınız mübarek olsun.

To say “help me” in Turkish, you use bana yardım et. The phrase is used to request assistance or support.