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GIVE ANSWERS - Türkçe
100% GOOD (1 votes)AnsweredLanguage Question Could you please help PolyglotClub complete the Wiki page that contains the different ways to greet people in Turkish?
➡ Turkish Greetings (Edit the Wiki)
Many thanks!
Vincent, PolyglotClub founder
PS: Take a look at these free Turkish educational resources: Free exercises: Greetings — Technical vocabulary — Adjectives — Makeup
- vincent
January 2022
GIVE ANSWERS
 | Can_ScofieldMarch 2022 Merhaba = Hello Selam = Hi |
- 100% GOOD (4 votes)
 | oseloJanuary 2022 You can say ’Merhaba’ or ’Selam’  have a good day |
- 100% GOOD (1 votes)
 | deniz39January 2022 ’selamun aleyküm’ denebilir |
- 67% GOOD (3 votes)
vincentJanuary 2022 Thanks Deniz, the page is updated
vincentJanuary 2022 thanks! do you think this article is complete, or should I add other greetings ? https://polyglotclub.com/wiki/Language/Turkish/Vocabulary/How-to-Say-Hello-and-Greetings
 | ANC41March 2022 You can say ”merhaba” or ”selam” |
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 | HoriYoriMarch 2022 merhaba or selam ,selam is more friendly |
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 | bariscJanuary 2022 You can use ”merhaba”. |
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