Translation of Turkish word "biz" to English
biz
/biz/
Meaning
NounTwo or more people including or consisting of the speaker(s)/writer(s). Excluding the person(s) being addressed.
How to use
First-person plural pronoun. Turkish verbs already carry the person, so 'biz' appears only for emphasis or contrast. Frequently used in daily conversational Turkish to build natural sentence structures.
🇬🇧 English
we
Example
Sanığın adının yayımlanmasının gerekçelerini zamanı gelince açıklayacağız.
We will announce the reasons for publishing the defendant's name in due course.
Hükümet olarak kamu güvenliğini sağlama sorumluluğumuz var.
As a government, we have a responsibility to ensure public safety.
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- çok biz— very biz
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Frequency rank: #94 in Turkish
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What does the Turkish word "biz" mean?▼
The Turkish word "biz" means "we" in English.
How do you pronounce the Turkish word "biz"?▼
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Can I see an example sentence with "biz"?▼
Yes, here is a practical example: "Sanığın adının yayımlanmasının gerekçelerini zamanı gelince açıklayacağız." (which translates as "We will announce the reasons for publishing the defendant's name in due course.").
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