Walking down the streets of Turkey, it would feel great if you know a couple of Turkish words to greet the people passing by. Do you know that sometimes a Turkish person might pass beside you and greet you? Yes, it might happen.
That's why learning the basics of the Turkish language (such as greetings) would definitely get in handy.
How to greet a person in Turkish is one of the most essential things you need to learn while you are learning the Turkish language.
Of course, the first Turkish sentence you need to learn is how to say "Hello, how are you?" which can be said in different ways. In Turkish, you can use the formal way of speech or the informal way of speech. The two ways used in Turkish to ask someone how a person is:
Formal Turkish: "Nasılsınız?"
Informal Turkish: "Nasılsın?"
and to answer this question also there are a number of Turkish sentences that you can use. In this post, you will learn:
- How to say Hello in Turkish.
- How to ask How are you in Turkish.
- How to say I am fine in Turkish, in several ways.
- How to ask about someone's name in Turkish.
- How to say nice to meet you in Turkish.
- How to say goodbye in Turkish.
If you want to know how these Turkish sentences and words are pronounced, you can watch the video at the end of this post.
EASY and BASIC Turkish Conversation - Greetings
Merhaba: Hello
Nasılsın?: How are you?
İyiyim: I am fine
Çok iyiyim: I am very fine
Fena değil: Not bad
Her şey yolunda: Everything is fine
Teşekkür ederim, iyiyim. Siz Nasılsınız?: Thank you, I am fine. How are you?
Teşekkür ederim, ben de iyiyim.: Thank you, I am fine too.
Benim adım Ali. Senin adın ne?: My name is Ali. What is your name?
Benim adım Ahmet: My name is Ahmet.
Memnun oldum: Nice to meet you.
Ben de memnun oldum: Nice to meet you too.
Görüşmek üzere: See you soon.
Güle güle: Bye bye.
Hoşçakal: Goodbye.
Görüşürüz: See you later.
Kendine iyi bak: Take care of yourself.
Sen de: You too.
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