Turkish Greetings: How to Say Hello in Turkish

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In this video you will learn more about Turkish greetings how to say hello in Turkish. You will be able to sound like a native Turkish speaker!

If you are an absolute beginner Turkish learner, this video is made for you. Our host express herself in simple Turkish and English. This video will challenge your listening comprehension skills and help you progress in your Turkish language study. This is THE place to start if you want to start learning Turkish.

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[asmaahmed]

Your breaking of words into syllabus and then pronouncing it is really helpful. Plus telling about the origins of word is a treat.

[Thedegu]

I'm a kindergarten teacher, and for the first time I have two Turkish students (not related just a coincidence) and I hope that learning at least a couple of words might help them feel a bit more comfortable in my class. Thank you!

[marielgomezdelatorre]

You are a great teacher! I learn a few words so easy! Thanks!

[JesseDishner]

Came here to learn how to say hello. Good morning = the day is bright, what a wonderful phrase. Beautiful language.

[collection]

Merhaba Seda,

Thank you for sharing the helpful phrases and vocabulary in this video. The clear and detailed explanations will be very useful for meeting people in Turkey.

Hayırlı günler

[supafrogg]

Ms Seda, Çok teşekkür ederim! As a teenager living in Ankara for a couple years, I tried to use the greetings and farewells correctly. But because I once embarassed myself by saying güle güle, when I was the one departing, I avoided using the term thereafter! Being unaccustomed to the lovely hospitality which I experienced during my stay in Türkiye, I naturally wanted to communicate with my hosts. I also enjoyed speaking the little Turkish that I learned, because it rolls off the tongue nicely!

[nexoner]

Wow. Your knowledge about Arabic and Hebrew is amazing

[maliktahirr]

Salam, Infact you explained every word & it's pronunciation very clearly and in detail.
Any person can easily learn Turkish.
Thanku so much dear teacher stay blessed ❤

[amruthamani]

That was really useful and answer many of my doubts. More of your videos wanted. Çok ama çok teşekkür ederim.

[hazemnemer]

hahaha It's really interesting how Arabic and Turkish are so similar to each other even in greetings customs for example we basically do the same thing here in Syria, and the funny thing that here if you said "Selam" as Hello the other person would be confused cuz in Arabic it means Bye

[erayylmazer]

Ulan bunlar tütkçe öğrenmeye çalışıyor ya, ingilizce öğrenmek için uğraştıklarımı hatırlayıp bunun 10 katının gerektiğini düşünüp sonra brnim native speaker olduğumu hatırlıyor ve mutlu oluyorum.

[joalexsg]

Excellent class! Çok teşekkür ederim😇😍

[joeanthony]

I want to go to Türkiye 🇹🇷 some day I need to learn a little Turkish

[loy_]

Nice, tutorial of some words of Turkish Ms, Seda, from Philippines. Thank you

[gettsettgoo]

One tip: Practice it on your daily basis to improve your Turkish

[amaraisland]

Благодарю за ваши уроки, вспоминаю английский и учу турецкий.

[MohammadAliTarar]

MashaAllah, you are a very beautiful lady and I believe teaching is in your Bones.

MERHABA

[MD-xikm]

The word “Marhaba” existed in the East before Islam and was used by Christians who spoke Aramaic and Syriac. It is divided into two parts, “Mar” and “Haba.” The word “Mar” means “God or Master” and “Haba” means love, and collecting them together gives us the term “God is love.” Where God’s blessing of love comes, peace comes.

[bouchrahammoudi]

Greeting in Turkish
Merhaba hello
Merhabalar hello all
N'aber what's up
ne Haber what news
Selamün Aleyküm may the peace be upon you
Aleyküm Selam the answer of Selamün Aleyküm
Selam peace
Günaydin good morning
Tünaydin good afternoon
Iyi akşamlar good evening
Iyi Günler good day
Iyi Geceler good night
Iyi tatiller good holidays
Hayirli blessed it can replace iyi for example Hayirli Geceler meams blessed night.

[chf]

Çok teşekkürler, Seda. I’ve really learnt a lot from you. Teşekkür ederim. Salem!

(If there’s anything wrong in the grammar or usage in above phrases, please correct me. Teşekkürler ederim