Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

hello, welcome, greetings, goodbye, farewell, best wishes, friend

Turkish translation:

merhaba, hoşgeldiniz, selamlar, hoşçakal, güle güle, en iyi dileklerimle, arkadaş

Added to glossary by Umit Altug
Jan 26, 2002 23:59
22 yrs ago
English term

hello, welcome, greetings, goodbye, farewell, best wishes, friend

English to Turkish Other General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters
I am having a small get together for a friend, she has one nanny leaving and another coming in and we are doing both parties at the same time, and I will simply have a board with all these words in different languages.
Change log

Apr 26, 2005 03:06: Özden Arıkan changed "Level" from "Non-PRO" to "PRO" , "Field (specific)" from "(none)" to "General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters"

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merhaba, hoşgeldiniz (or hoşgeldin), selamlar ...

hello: merhaba
welcome: hoşgeldin (or "hoşgeldiniz" for plural or polite form) (ş is pronounced "sh" a s with dot below if ypu can't see Turkish fonts)
greetings: selamlar
goodbye: hoşçakal ("hoşçakalın" for plural or polite form)
farewell: güle güle (for this context)
best wishes: en iyi dileklerimle
friend: arkadaş (arkadaşlar for friends)
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Merhaba, Hoşgeldiniz, Selam, Hoşçakal, allahısmarladık, iyi sanslar, arkadaş

Merhaba = hello, we also use s'alam aleikum, but merhaba is more common

Hoşgeldiniz = welcome

Selam = greetings

Hoşçakal = goodbye

Allahısmarladık = farewell, literally translated means "go with God" and is said by the person staying behind, whilst the person going replies with "güle güle", which means as much as "and you stay with God"

iyi sanslar = best wishes

arkadaş = friend
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