Turkish language – język turecki

The current 29-letter Turkish alphabet was the personal initiative of the founder of the Turkish Republic, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk. It was one of the major revolutionary changes which came with Atatürk's reforms after the birth of the Turkish Republic in 1923.

Turkish was written in the Arabic alphabet for over a thousand years and Ottoman Turkish blended a great amount of Arabic and Persian vocabulary with Turkish words.

Merhaba – HelloHoşçakalın – GoodbyeTeşekkür ederim – Thank youBirşey değil – You’re welcomeEvet – YesHayir – NoNasılsınız ? – How are you?İyiyim, teşekkür ederim – I’m fine, thank youİyi değilim – I’m not wellİngilizce biliyor musunuz? – Do you speak English?Sizinle taniştiğima memnun oldum – Pleased to meet youYardıma ihtiyacım var – I need help, pleaseŐzür dilerim – I’m sorryBenim adım… – My name is…Anlamıyorum – I don’t understandGörüşürüz – See you later!Selam – Hi!Hoşçakal – Bye!Harika – Great!

Where’s the toilet? – Tuvalet nerede?What’s the time? – Saat kaç?How much does it cost? – Kaç para?

strawberry – çilektomato – domatescarrot – havuçapple – elmabanana – muzorange – portakalonion – soğanpotato – patatescabbage – lahanapineapple – ananas

Acimayacak – Nie będzie bolało

Aşk Gitti Bizden – Miłość nas opuściła

Şhıkıdım - Nie tańcz, nie potrząsaj swoim ciałem

Şımarık – Zepsuta/Rozpieszczona

Őp - Pocałunek

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