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8 Nov 2020
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What’s another word for Congrats in Turkish? Something like “yüzümüze aydan” or “gözünüz aydın” not sure? Thank you 🙏🏼
What’s another word for Congrats in Turkish? Something like “yüzümüze aydan” or “gözünüz aydın” not sure? Thank you 🙏🏼
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You can say "gözünüz aydın" "tebrikler" or "hayırlı olsun" but "yüzümüze aydan" is not used in Turkish, there is no word like that.
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Thank you so much 🙏🏼 I appreciate you 🥰
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@mayis19 Allah mübarek eylesin falan da deseydin hocam, böyle dil öğreten arasalar bulamazlar😅
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Another way to say that is "Hayırlı olsun". But you don't use it to congratulate for hard work. You say it when people made a decision or when something new happened and everyone wants it to turn out alright.
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