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  • Visa requirements vary from country to country. Check if you need a visa by calling your local Turkish Consulate.


  • Learn some Turkish before you arrive. Here is some Turkish;
    Merhaba meh-ahbah Hello
    Nasılsınız? nah - sil - sin - iz How are you?
    Evet evet Yes
    Hayır Higher No
    Tesekkur ederim te h-shek-oohr Ed-ehr-im Thank you
    iyiyim sagol ee-yim sah-ol Fine thanks
    Naber? nah-ber What's up?
    Lutfen loot-fen Please
    Kaç para? kah-ch para How much?
    İsminiz nedir? is-min-iz Neh-deer What is your name?
    Benim adim ... ben-im ahd-im My name is ...
    Su Soo Water
    Bira Bira Beer
    Cok guzel chock goozel Very beautiful
    Serefe sh-eh-reh-feh Cheers
    Sol Sol Left
    Sag sah Right
    Eczane ej-zah-neh Pharmacy / Chemist
    Hastane hah-stah-neh Hospital
    Hasta hah-stah ill / sick
    Bugun boogoon Today
    Dun Doon Yesterday
    Yarin yar-in Tomorrow
    Bir beer One
    İki ee-k-ee Two
    Uc ooch Three
    Dort Dirt Four
    Bes besh Five

  • You can change money at exchange offices. They usually offer a better rate, they work longer hours and they give faster service than banks.

  • If you are happy with the service in your restaurant, taxi, hotel or any other service, a tip of 10-15% is an appropriate way to show your appreciation.

  • Taxis, as in all countries, ask a rough estimate of the fare before you travel. Ask the driver to use the taxi meter and check your change carefully.

  • On the subject of drinks, Raki is the national drink in Turkey. It looks like water but is 45% alcohol. Don't drink Raki like beer.

  • Public telephones have three different systems; phone cards, tokens and credit cards. Phone cards and tokens are sold at Turkish Telecom offices. Tokens are called "jeton" in Turkish.

  • When visiting a mosque, dress modestly and take off your shoes before entering. Women may be asked to wear a scarf on their heads.


    Please send your further questions to ziya@crowdedhousegallipoli.com

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