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Başınız sağ olsun: Meaning and Origin in Turkish

Discover the meaning and origin of “Başınız sağ olsun,” the most common Turkish phrase for condolences.

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Nicolas Le Roux in Idioms | October 28, 2025 | Comment

What does ‘Havadan sudan konuşmak’ mean in Turkish?

Discover the meaning, origin, and cultural context of the Turkish idiom “havadan sudan konuşmak”, an expression for casual small talk.

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Nicolas Le Roux in Idioms | October 2, 2025 | Comment

Islam, Religious and Spiritual Vocabulary in Turkish

Learn essential Islamic and religious Turkish vocabulary & idioms to express yourself in a respectful way.

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Nicolas Le Roux in Vocabulary | September 25, 2025 | Comment

Fıstık gibisin: Meaning & Origin in Turkish

Discover the meaning, origin, and usage of the Turkish idiom “fıstık gibisin,” a savory compliment meaning “you look fantastic.”

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Nicolas Le Roux in Idioms | September 16, 2025 | Comment

Hayırlı olsun: Meaning & Origin in Turkish

Discover the meaning and origin of the Turkish idiom “Hayırlı olsun.” Learn how to use it in daily life, its etymology, and equivalents in other languages.

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Nicolas Le Roux in Idioms | August 31, 2025 | Comment

How to Express Wishes in Turkish (Dilek Şart Kipi)

Learn how to express wishes in Turkish using the Dilek Şart Kipi (-se/-sa) and keşke.

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Sibel Kısacık in Grammar | July 18, 2025 | Comment

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