Translation of Turkish word "günaydın" to English
günaydın
/gjnajdɯn/
Meaning
NounAn exercise performed by bending forward at the waist and then returning to a standing posture, while bearing a barbell across the shoulders.
How to use
Gün plus aydın (bright): 'may your day be bright'. Used only in the morning — after noon it becomes 'iyi günler'.
🇬🇧 English
good morning
Example
Ofise girdiğinde herkese neşeyle 'günaydın' dedi.
When he entered the office, he cheerfully said 'good morning' to everyone.
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Common phrases
- Ofise girdiğinde herkese neşeyle 'günaydın' dedi.— When he entered the office, he cheerfully said 'good morning' to everyone.
- güzel bir günaydın— a beautiful / nice good morning
Frequency rank: #479 in Turkish
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The Turkish word "günaydın" means "good morning" in English.
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