How to say “Good Morning” in Turkish

Günaydın = Good morning

Literally “Good morning” means “Günaydın” in Turkish language. It ıs the most common way of saying. However, there are many ways to say it in Turkish.

  • Günaydın : Good Morning
Günaydın : Good Morning
Ways to say Good Morning in Turkish

Here is the some ways to say Good morning in Turkey. When you want to say to your friend, friends, family member or your beloved ones, you can use the other forms of “Good Morning” in Turkish.

Below you will find some common ways to say “Good Morning” in Turkish with their pronunciation.

  • Günaydın
  • Good morning
Günaydın
  • Herkese Günaydın
  • Good morning everyone
Herkese Günaydın
  • Günaydın Emre bey
  • Good morning Mr. Emre
Günaydın Emre bey
  • Günaydın Merve hanım
  • Good morning Mrs. Merve
Günaydın Merve hanım
How to say Good morning in Turkish
Günaydın- Good Morning
  • Hayırlı sabahlar!
  • its’ origin is Arabic. It ıs not very common in these days. But ı prefer it personally. Because it reflects personal wishes. It literally means have a good morning with beautiful things.
Hayırlı sabahlar
  • Sabah-ı şerifleriniz hayrola
  • It ıs an old type of saying. Almost no one use it in these days. However, we use it for fun. For example, Someone woke up very late than he/she must wake up. we add “Why you wake up so early” after this sentence :).
Sabah-ı şerifleriniz hayrola

İn the morning, You can say to everyone “Günaydın”. While you are shopping, entering your workplace, in the queue or before asking something in the morning. You can start your conversation with “Günaydın”.

Have a look at the examples

Günaydın, bir şey sorabilir miyim?Good Morning, Can ı ask you something?
Günaydın, Bir çay alabilir miyim?Good morning, Can I have a cup of tea?
Günaydın, Simit kaldı mı ?Good morning, Is there any bagels left?
Günaydın, Bir bilet alabilir miyim ?Good morning, Can ı have a ticket?
Good morning in Turkish

These examples can be multiplied in many cases. İf you have any questions, please leave a comment.

You can also learn about shopping in Turkish and how to say happy birthday in Turkish

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