"A hálószoba fent van."

Translation: The bedroom is upstairs.

[Benjiii1989]

Fent as in "upstairs" ?

[jsiehler]

Yes, upstairs.

[SedatKlc]

what is the difference between fent and fellett?

[mizinamo]

fent is an adverb and stands by itself; felett (only one L - thanks vvsey!) is a postposition and stands after a noun.

A bit like the difference between yukarıda and ...-nin üzerinde in Turkish, I believe.

Similarly with lent versus ... alatt (aşağıda versus ...-nin altında).

[SedatKlc]

okey it is more clear when you explain it in turkish thank you :)

[vvsey]

We need to give you specific Turkish explanations, it would be much easier most of the time. :)

Btw, it is felett, not *fellett.

[mizinamo]

Fixed; thanks!

[SedatKlc]

yes, it can be explained better in turkish

[MaerskBuddhapest]

Is there "sleeping room" in English too or only "bedroom"?

[jsiehler]

No, nobody says "sleeping room" ordinarily, although anybody would know what you meant by that. I think "bedroom" is really the only possibility.

[Brakimieni1]

I suppose room (as in my room, your room, etc.) could also work but yeah, you should probably have gone with bedroom