Turkish for TouristsTurkish words and short phrases for travel in Turkey, plus settling in for a short stay: airport, hotel, food, and finding a home.
Flights, luggage, gates, and getting through the airport.
Answer border questions about why you came and how long you will stay.
Get from the airport to town by taxi or transfer.
Check in, ask for the Wi-Fi, and sort out the room.
Buses, metro, trams, ferries, and city-center travel.
Stop someone, say you don't speak Turkish, and ask them to slow down.
Follow left, right, and street names while looking for a place.
Change money, use an ATM, and ask if card is accepted.
Order at a restaurant, mention diet, and ask for the bill.
Street food, tea, and classic things to try.
Bazaars, souvenirs, sizes, and polite bargaining.
Mosques, palaces, views, and visiting historic places.
Buy tickets, ask about student discounts, and join a museum line.
Beach chairs, boats, islands, and getting into the sea.
Find a pharmacy, describe a symptom, and ask about medicine.
Police, ambulance, lost passport, and calling for help.
Buy a tourist SIM, pick a data plan, and get online.
Look for a short-term rental, furnished flat, or listing.
Walk through a flat and ask about rooms, heat, and noise.
Rent, deposit, contract, and asking if a short stay is possible.
Keys, meters, damage, and the first night in a new place.
Start electricity, water, and internet, and pay the bills.
Tourist residence, Göç İdaresi appointments, and foreigner ID numbers.
Bakeries, parks, parcels, and settling into a mahalle.
Kapıcı, neighbors, parking, and life in an apartment building.
Tax numbers, bank accounts, notaries, and address registration.


