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kah-val-tuh sa-at kach-ta?What time is dinner?Akşam yemeği saat kaçta? ak-sham ye-me-ee sa-at kach-ta?The key, pleaseAnahtar, lütfen a-na-tar, lewt-fenRoom number…Oda numarası… o-da noo-ma-ra-suh…I’m leaving tomorrowYarın ayrılıyorum ya-ruhn ay-ruh-luh-yo-roomI reserved the room(s) onlineOdayı (odaları) internette ayırttım o-da-yuh (o-da-lar-uh) een-ter-net-te a-yurt-tuhmDoes the price include breakfast?Fiyata kahvaltı dahil mi? fee-ya-ta kah-val-tuh da-heel mee?Is there a hotel restaurant/barOtel’de bir restoran/bar var mı? o-tel-de beer res-to-ran/bar var-muh?Is there a toilet for disabled people?Engelliler icin tuvalet var mı? en-gel-lee-ler ee-cheen too-va-let var muh?Where is the lift?Asansor nerede? a-san-sur ne-re-de?

      A list of registered campsites can be obtained from tourist offices in Turkey. European campsite specialist ASCI also has a list of campsites in Turkey, which are inspected annually.

kamp yeri/kamping kamp ye-ree/kam-pingcamp site
içme suyu eech-me soo-yoodrinking water
duşlar doosh-larshowers
müdüriyet mew-dew-ree-yetoffice
resepsiyon re-sep-see-yonreception
çadır cha-duhrtent

Where is the campsite?Kamp yeri nerede? kamp ye-ree ne-re-de?
How much is it per night?Geceliği ne kadar? ge-dje-lee-ee ne ka-dar?
1 nightbir gece beer ge-dje
2 nightsiki gece ee-kee ge-dje
toiletstuvalet too-va-let
showerduş doosh
drinking wateriçme suyu eech-me soo-yoo
Where’s the…?…nerede? …ne-re-de?

YOU MAY HEAR…
Doluyuz do-loo-yoozWe are full

Can you give us an extra set of keys, please?Yedek anahtar verir misiniz, lütfen? ye-dek a-nah-tar ve-reer mee-see-neez, lewt-fen?
Who do we contact if there are problems?Bir problem çıkarsa kiminle görüşelim? beer prob-lem chuh-kar-sa kee-meen-le gur-rew-she-leem?
How does the heating work?Kombi/Şofben nasıl çalışıyor? kom-bee/shof-ben na-suhl cha-luh-shuh-yor?
Is there always hot water?Her saat sıcak su var mı? her sa-at suh-djak soo var muh?
Where is the nearest supermarket?En yakın market nerede? en ya-kuhn mar-ket ne-re-de?
Where do we leave the rubbish?Çöpü nereye bırakalım? chur-pew ne-re-ye buh-ra-ka-luhm?
recyclinggeri dönüşüm ge-ree duh-nuh-shum

      Shops are generally open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday to Saturday and closed on Sunday. Some shops close for lunch between 12 and 2 p.m. In tourist towns, the shops are open for longer, with no lunch break.

      Good-natured haggling is the norm: offer half to two-thirds of the asking price, then settle on a price somewhere in between. Don’t offer unless you are serious; to settle on a price and then not buy is considered bad manners. Once a week most towns have a farmers’ market (Pazar) mainly for locally grown fresh fruit and vegetables. You can haggle when shopping but do not haggle at farmers’ markets for produce prices.

Where are the shops, please?Çarşı nerede, lütfen? char-shuh ne-re-de, lewt-fen?
I’m looking for……arıyorum …a-ruh-yo-room

       FACE TO FACE

       Kaç beden giyiyorsunuz?

      kach be-den gee-yee-yor-soo-nooz?

      What is your size?

       Otuz sekiz/kırk beden

      o-tooz se-keez/kuhrk be-den

      Size 38/40

Where is the nearest…?En yakın … nerede? en ya-kuhn … ne-re-de?
Where is the market?Pazar nerede? Pa-zar ne-re-de?
When does it close?Ne zaman kapanır? ne za-man ka-pa-nur?
How much is it?Ne kadar? ne ka-dar?
It’s too expensiveÇok pahalı chok pa-ha-luh
I don’t want itİstemiyorum ees-te-mee-yo-room

Where is…?…nerede? …ne-re-de?
Where is the baker’s?Fırın nerede? fuh-ruhn ne-re-de?

baker’sfırınfuh-ruhn
bookshopkitabevikee-ta-be-vee
butcher’skasapka-sap
cake shoppastanepas-ta-ne
clothes shopbutikboo-teek
grocer’sbakkalbak-kal
hairdresser’skuaförkoo-a-fur
jeweller’skuyumcukoo-yoom-djoo
marketpazarpa-zar
newsagent’sgazete bayiiga-ze-te ba-yee-ee
optician’sgözlükçügurz-lewk-chew
pharmacyeczaneedj-za-ne
shoe shopayakkabıcıa-yak-ka-buh-djuh
shopdükkandewk-kan
shoppingalışverişa-luhsh-ve-reesh
centremerkezimer-ke-zee
spice/herb shopbaharatcıba-haa-rat-djuh
souvenir shophediyelik eşya dükkanıhe-dee-ye-leek esh-ya doo-ka-nuh
stationer’skırtasiyekuhr-ta-see-ye
supermarketsüpermarketsew-per mar-ket
tobacconist’stekel bayiite-kel ba-yee-ee
toy shopoyuncakçıo-yoon-djak-chuh

      You can buy most of these from shops labelled market/süpermarket.

biscuitsbisküvibees-kew-vee
breadekmekek-mek
buttertereyağıte-re-ya-uh
cakeskekkek
cheesepeynirpey-neer
chickentavukta-vook
chocolateçikolatachee-ko-la-ta
coffee (instant)Nescafé®nes-ka-fe
coffeekahvekah-ve
crispscipscheeps
eggyumurtayoo-moor-ta
fishbalıkba-luhk
flourunoon
honeybalbal
jamreçelre-chel
margarinemargarinmar-ga-reen
marmalademarmelatmar-me-lat
milksütsewt
olive

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