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Vocabulary Guide: 6 Core Expressions for Beginners

Quickly review how native speakers greet each other and introduce themselves before diving into the interactive dialogue.

Expression (İfade)	Literal & English Meaning	Context & Practical Usage Notes
Memnun oldum	“I became pleased” 👉 Nice to meet you	Said right after exchanging names with someone new. The standard response is “Ben de memnun oldum” (Nice to meet you too).
Nasılsın?	“How are you?” 👉 How are you doing?	Used in casual, daily life with friends, peers, or people younger than you. Formally, you say “Nasılsınız?”.
Hoş geldiniz	“You came pleasantly” 👉 Welcome	Said to guests entering a house, restaurant, shop, or country. The guest must reply with “Hoş bulduk”.
Hoş bulduk	“We found it pleasant” 👉 Glad to be here	The mandatory automatic reply when someone says “Hoş geldiniz” to you. Never skip this!
Görüşmek üzere	“Until meeting each other” 👉 See you soon	A warm way to say goodbye when you plan or expect to see the person again in the future.
Kendine iyi bak	“Look well after yourself” 👉 Take care	A casual parting phrase used among friends. Formally, you would say “Kendinize iyi bakın”.

In Turkish, we attach small suffixes to words to show ownership. Look at how “Ad” (Name) changes safely without complex rules!

Try to say these three sentences aloud right now to practice the rhythm:

1️⃣ Benim adım [Your Name].
2️⃣ Senin adın Emre.
3️⃣ Onun adı Elif.

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Study the target survival phrases context inside an authentic conversational template between a local teacher Elif and a new student John.

Elif (Teacher) Merhaba!Hello! BenimMy adımname / my name Elif.Elif SeninYour adınname / your name ne?what?	Hello! My name is Elif. What is your name?
John (Student) MerhabaHello Elif!Elif BenimMy adımname / my name John.John MemnunMemnun oldum: Nice to meet you oldum.I became / pleased	Hello Elif! My name is John. Nice to meet you.
Elif (Teacher) BenI / me dealso / too memnunpleased oldumI became John.John Nasılsın?Nasılsın? How are you?	Nice to meet you too, John. How are you?
John (Student) İyiyim,I am good / well teşekkürTeşekkür ederim: Thank you ederim.I do / I offer SenYou nasılsın?how are you?	I am fine, thank you. How are you?
Elif (Teacher) BenI dealso iyiyim,I am fine sağSağ ol: Thank you (Casual) ol.be alive Türkiye’yeto Turkey (Dat.) hoşHoş geldin: Welcome (Singular/Casual) geldin!you came	I am fine too, thanks. Welcome to Turkey!
John (Student) HoşHoş bulduk: Glad to be here buldukwe found it pleasant Elif.Elif BugünToday çokvery / a lot mutluyum.I am happy (-yum: I am)	Glad to be here, Elif. Today I am very happy.
Elif (Teacher) Harika!Wonderful! GörüşmekGörüşmek üzere: See you soon üzereuntil meeting John,John kendineKendine iyi bak: Take care of yourself iyiwell bak.look	Wonderful! See you soon John, take care of yourself.
John (Student) GörüşürüzSee you later / goodbye Elif,Elif hoşçaHoşça kal: Stay pleasantly / Goodbye kal!stay	See you Elif, goodbye!

Click “🔊 Listen” to hear, then click “🎙️ Speak” and pronounce the phrase clearly in your microphone.

Test your spelling and recall! Write the Turkish equivalents of the English terms below.

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Unscramble the building blocks in correct syntactic sequencing to complete each target Turkish phrase.

Integrate these beginner Turkish phrases and pronouns into your answers to master real life introductions.