"Greetings from Turkey!"

Turkish translation: Türkiye'den Selamlar!

09:01 Mar 6, 2000
English to Turkish translations [Non-PRO]
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English term or phrase: "Greetings from Turkey!"
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Turkish translation:Türkiye'den Selamlar!
Explanation:
email you can reach me is [email protected]
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Local time: 08:17
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Summary of answers provided
5Türkiye'den selam var!
Ömer Maraş
5Türkiye'den Selamlar!
shenay kharatekin
na +2Türkiye'den Selamlar!
Ayse White
na +1Türkiye'den Selamlar!
Nizami Abdulazimov
na +1"Turkiye'den Selamlar!"
Aysel Morin (X)
na +1Türkiye’den selâmlar!
gun_gencer
na +1Türkiye'den selamlar!
tolga vural
naTurkiyeden selamlar
simone ryner
naTürkiye'den merhaba!
Hakki Erdem Dincer
naTurkiye'den Selamlar!
bluesea63 (X)
naTürkiye'den Sevgiler
baturo
naTürkiye'den selamlar
Mehmet
nado you want more?
gokce akyurek (X)


  

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10 mins peer agreement (net): +2
Türkiye'den Selamlar!


Explanation:
email you can reach me is [email protected]
Ayse WHite
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Ayse White
United States
Local time: 08:17
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Native speaker of: Turkish
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agree  shenay kharatekin: exactly
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agree  Özden Arıkan
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13 mins peer agreement (net): +1
Türkiye'den Selamlar!


Explanation:
Türkiye'den Selamlar!



Nizami Abdulazimov
Russian Federation
Local time: 15:17

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agree  shenay kharatekin
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20 mins
Turkiyeden selamlar


Explanation:
Greetings from Turkey. This would be the only assurate translation that I could sugest.

simone ryner

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neutral  shenay kharatekin: You had forgotten !
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57 mins
Türkiye'den merhaba!


Explanation:
"Merhaba" sounds better as it is used more commonly than "selam" or "selamlar" in Turkey. Do not forget to put an apostrophe between "Türkiye" and the suffix "den" as it is a rule.

Hakki Erdem Dincer
Türkiye
Local time: 15:17
Native speaker of: Native in TurkishTurkish
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1 hr peer agreement (net): +1
"Turkiye'den Selamlar!"


Explanation:
"Turkiye'den merhaba!" can be used as an alternative, but "selamlar" sounds better since it suplies the plural meaning in the original text. Using "merhaba" in plural (merhabalar) might be another alternative, but it makes the prounciation difficult for native speakers. It also undermines the elagance of the original phares by turning it into a street level talk.
[email protected]

Aysel Morin (X)

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agree  shenay kharatekin
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3 hrs peer agreement (net): +1
Türkiye’den selâmlar!


Explanation:
This is the correct spelling which results in the correct pronounciation.

gun_gencer

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agree  shenay kharatekin
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4 hrs
Turkiye'den Selamlar!


Explanation:
For further help write to [email protected].

bluesea63 (X)
Local time: 14:17

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neutral  shenay kharatekin: Türkiye'den Selamlar!
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4 hrs
Türkiye'den Sevgiler


Explanation:
"Selamlar" or "merhaba" are also appropriate here. Using any of them depends on the structure of the text.

baturo
Türkiye
Local time: 15:17
Native speaker of: Native in TurkishTurkish

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Fevziye Gündoğdu
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14 hrs
Türkiye'den selamlar


Explanation:
"Selam" and "merhaba" have the same meaning but for the phrase "greetings from Turkey", "Turkiye'den selamlar" is more oftenly used.

Mehmet
Local time: 15:17

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neutral  shenay kharatekin: where is ! ?
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1 day 16 hrs peer agreement (net): +1
Türkiye'den selamlar!


Explanation:
is the best answer as all my other friends suggested


tolga vural
Türkiye
Local time: 15:17

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agree  shenay kharatekin
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359 days
do you want more?


Explanation:
Türkiye’den Selamlar...

gokce akyurek (X)
Native speaker of: Native in TurkishTurkish
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660 days   confidence: Answerer confidence 5/5
Türkiye'den selam var!


Explanation:
I would like to know more about the context. If it is a statement without any context, the exact translation should be "Türkiye'den selam var!". But is it is the ending of a letter or even a brochure, the proposed "Türkiye'den Selamlar!" would be correct.

Ömer Maraş
Türkiye
Local time: 15:17
Native speaker of: Native in TurkishTurkish
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1081 days   confidence: Answerer confidence 5/5
Türkiye'den Selamlar!


Explanation:
Aradığınız terim: greetings, 14 sonuç bulundu.
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İş Dünyası greetings selamlar



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shenay kharatekin
Türkiye
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Native speaker of: Native in TurkishTurkish
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