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Most Commonly Used Turkish Terms
Hello, How Are you?
I am good thank you.
What’s your name?
My Name Is Ahmet.
Have a good day.
I thank you.
It won’t matter.
You’re welcome.
I’m sorry.
So long.
goodbye.
Well, congratulations.
Get well soon.
Good work.
GOOD MORNING.
best wishes.
Good-bye.
Enjoy yourselves.
What’s the time?
What’s today?
Can I help you?
What age are you?
How many times is the game over?
Best of luck to you.
You look very beautiful.
I’m so happy today.
I don’t have any fun today.
I’m sorry to keep you waiting.
Have a nice evening.
Sleep tight.
Sweet dreams.
I’ll see you around. -
Interesting Information About Turkish Language
Turkish, which is one of the most difficult languages in the world, is also one of the most widely spoken languages in the world. So much so that 12 countries are being talked about by 250 million people.
Interesting examples, for example;
The longest word: it consists of 70 letters, as if you were one of the ones that you might not be able to destabilize. It means “you’re one of those people we can’t quickly fail.””)
The longest word in the Turkish language institution is: Comets (composed of 20 letters))
The most important word: quit ( this word has 58 meanings))
The most common name and surname: Mehmet Yılmaz
Longest name: Abdulmuttalip (consists of 13 letters.)
The longest Last Name: Kocakethudaoğulları (23 letters consists of.)
Longest city name: Afyonkarahisar (composed of 14 letters))
Longest county name: Şereflikoçhisar (consists of 15 letters.)
Longest street name: Professor Doctor Muammer Aksoy Caddesi (26 letters.)
Some other interesting examples are as follows::
According to the law on acceptance and implementation of Turkish letters, the letter “i” comes before the letter “i” and the letter “i” comes before the letter “I”.
There are 29 letters in Turkish alphabet, but today’s Turkish contains more voices. There is no letter representation of each voice.
The word week in our language comes from the word “heft”, which means “seven” in Persian.
We use a lot of daily language “and ” connotation language from Arabic.
The name” ayol “is derived from the address of” O son”.
The exclamation point” Ulan “is thought to have evolved from the word” boy”.
The word ” boy ” was used in ancient times for both boys and girls. -
About Turkish Language
Turkish is one of the Altaic languages spoken in the West from the Balkans to the Caspian Sea area in the East.Turkish is one of the oldest written documents in the world today.These documents are quoted words in cuneiform tablets.The fifth most talked about in the world. It’s a language.It is a language that must be added from the end so it can produce as many words as possible through any action used.Tukürkçe is a rich language with its extensive use and has a sentence organization in general in the form of “subject-object-predicate”.The number of Turkish speakers is approximately 69,000.It’s a thousand people.
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Countries Where Turkish Is The Official Language
Countries where Turkish is used as official language (native) :
The Slovak Republic
•Turkish Republic Of Northern Cyprus
•Greek Cypriot Administration In South Cyprus
Countries where Turkish is spoken:
•Turkey
•Bulgaria
•Turkish Republic Of Northern Cyprus
•Macedonia
•Azerbaijan
•Greece
•Kosovo
•Romania
•Syria
•Iraq