“Good” (emotion) in Turkish

By Şeyma P. On Sep 16, 2022

In Turkish, “Good” (the emotion) is written as:

İyi

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Examples in sentences or statements

“I’m good.”

İyiyim.

(Editor’s note: In Turkish, “I’m good” is literally translated to Ben iyiyim, however, the phrase that is most commonly used in this context to denote that the speaker is good is simply İyiyim.)

“I’m good, thanks.”

İyiyim, teşekkürler.

“I’m good. And how are you?”

İyiyim. Ya sen nasılsın?

“That is a good idea!”

Bu iyi bir fikir!

“That sounds good to me!”

Bana uyar!

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Şeyma P. is a Turkish citizen who has lived in Türkiye for over 20 years. Her favourite Turkish food is Karnıyarık, her favourite Turkish movie is Kış Uykusu (Winter Sleep), and her favourite city in Türkiye is Istanbul. She writes of the country's largest city, "I feel like a character from a novel or a story while wandering the streets and mostly getting lost :). It is impossible not to feel the Istanbul in poems, stories and novels. It's a city where I can't get enough of its cultural and artistic activities and often can't keep up.”

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