"Görüşürüz!"

Translation: See you!

[G0108]

This is such an awesome word

[Selcen_Ozturk]

it is actually not a surprise that a word has so many umlauts; as there is something called the vowel harmony in Turkish :) So you either have only umlauts and no umlauts ;)

[Gizella70]

Like in hungarian

[KendalConr]

And Finnish (with the exception that Y is written instrad of Ü).

[Rahma954623]

Yes but it is very easy to learn it

[SarahGhazi6]

What do you mean by umlauts ??

[jellyfats]

The two dots over vowels are umlauts.

[Thidrekr]

Yes, and here I thought Swedish loved umlauts a bit too much, but now Turkish takes the prize!

[G0108]

I think Finnish would win in that regard.

[Stuttgart3]

No, Hungarian has ő and ű, too. :D

[Albrechtion]

What are those? Did accents and umlauts have a child?

[Stuttgart3]

Ő and Ű are the longer forms of Ö and Ü. I don't know how we say them in English.

Edit: According to Wikipedia, they're double accents. :D

[Marcus_Arbiter]

@Danmoller: No, a tild is this: ~ (it doesn't exist in Hungarian). The ő and ű are simply the long ö and ü (because in Hungarian long vowels are written with an accent).

[Rutgersmolders]

Lets have an talk with Estonia for there umlauts

[ZL321]

That's pretty true.

[ataoldotcom]

there are no more umlauts left, Turkish took them all.

[charango2015]

How about.. görüşürüz Gümüşlük'te? Can we say that? meaning "See you in Gümüşlük" (near Bodrum) :)

[lucaturilli]

yes you can

[MohamedNag936042]

Is it right also Gűműşlűk'da görüşürüz?

[Cedono16]

Your comment helped me memorize this word xD thank you

[Isaac_Luna_]

Dang it! Now there's no room for Finland on Duo…

[Bluthund]

It looks beautiful.

[OrchidBlack]

It does indeed.

[het_aapje]

Evet! It's my favourite (so far) XD

[Jotez]

My favourite is çocuk, but still :D

[het_aapje]

I put them together -> Görüşürüz çocuk! (Bye child!)

[Andro0]

there is also "sucuk" = sausage :) so be careful haha

[Melanie_Waterham]

Oooo now I get why my hairdresser made fun of me when I showed off my Turkish words in the chair! That bastard :D

[mememe358939]

Yeah I think so too

[Peter993397]

Yes, your favourite one

[jabramsohn]

How does this word break up into components? (I mean roots and endings.)

[LiliumAgri]

Görmek is the rootmost word. "To see"
Remove infinitive -mek to get to the root of the verb, gör-.

Gör-üş- adds on a mutual-reciprocal ending to the root verb. ("To see each other, meet")

Görüş-ür adds the wide tense/aorist, implying a generally done activity.

Görüşür-üz adds the first person plural. So "We see each other".

So it means "we'll see each other [later]!" Hence is used as a parting.

[AnCatDubh]

Wait, aorist future?

[LiliumAgri]

Aorist is the "wide tense" in Turkish and covers quite a lot of times ranging from past to future. Don't get too caught up in the idea that it maps to simple present in English, because it doesn't.

[AnCatDubh]

I’m confused…

[LiliumAgri]

http://www.turkishlanguage.co.uk/aoristpos.htm Give this page a look over, don't read too closely if you don't feel like it, but it'll give you a nice idea of how broadly the aorist can be used.

[AnCatDubh]

OK wow this is confusing… uh… thanks.

[josedopatrocinio]

Thanks

[EmilyStremel]

What about "See you later?" It sounds more natural in English.

[envercyilmaz]

You can say "Sonra görüşürüz" for it (Sonra = later).

[ilmolleggi]

so do voiced consonants get unvoiced at the end ?

Basically does z sound s at the end of the word?

[LiliumAgri]

Not really, certainly not in standard Turkish.

[ilmolleggi]

Right, so is it me who hears it wrong or does it sound like "s" in the audio track here?

[LiliumAgri]

https://translate.google.com/#tr/en/g%C3%B6r%C3%BC%C5%9F%C3%BCr%C3%BCz%0A%0Ag%C3%B6r%C3%BC%C5%9F%C3%BCr%C3%BCs

Try clicking the speaker button to hear a different TTS compare two endings with Z vs S. The Z sound is there.

Turkish does do syllable final devoicing for stops and c/ç in some words, generally of two syllables, and it's reflected in the spelling. E.g. kebap vs. kebabım, vücut vs vücudum, ağaç vs ağacım, and erkek vs erkeğim (where the g undergoes an extra process to make it a glide or vowel lengthener).

[ilmolleggi]

I see!! Thank you so much for your answers :)

[mememe358939]

I do too. I don't know what's going on with this app but it seems pretty weird. I mean it's fun but it gets stuff wrong when you do it right like me I do a lot of stuff right but it makes me do it wrong like autocorrect

[ShaimaaSam11]

What is the difference between hoşçakal and görüşürüz

[Mordad]

Is görüşürüz a compound word?

[lucaturilli]

Gör(see)-üş(reciprocal)-ür(simple present)-üz(first plural person)

[Ilyas144074]

Göruşurus

[YukiKuki1]

I dont get is app making fun of me or what? This is a voice test, and each time i sayin this right but in every such voice test the app is telling me that I'm wrong? Why? I dont get it

[Lukesmall838164]

it is to hard

[ali2569]

can we say "gururam seni" ??
i think it would be more precise equivalent for "see you"

[Selcen_Ozturk]

no "gururam" is not a word in Turkish. closest is "I see you": Seni görürüm. But this is not something you say when you leave

[ali2569]

then i guess "Seni görürüm" means "i (can) see you (right now)" correct me if i am wrong and thanks in advance

[Selcen_Ozturk]

No

I see you (right now:): Seni görüyorum

I can see you: Seni görebilirim

I can see you (right now): Seni görebiliyorum

If you are patient you'll learn all these tenses in this course

[theUg]

Wait, what happened to vowel harmony?

[Selcen_Ozturk]

"-yor" doesn't change according to vowel harmony if this is what you are asking

[Saiq684839]

Helo ali

[el_ritardo]

Why is good bye not an acceptable translation

[lucaturilli]

That is more likely to be 'güle güle'. 'Görüşürüz.' hints a promise of encountering again.

[doganLee]

See you again. What is wrong?

[DarinaXXI]

To me it sounds like "гөрүш( щ)үрүз", ¯_(ツ)_/¯

[mememe358939]

Can some of you guys follow me because I'm trying to get an achievement. If you do thanks for help if you don't I'm fine.

[Helena685173]

There's a problem with the audio of application. It doesn't have voice!! Does anyone have the same problem!?

[zainaashfa]

Turkish is such an amazing language

[Ahmet772892]

goodbye da olur

[TanYuregir]

see you is right

[eli_ravant]

Oh..my hand

[abdallanor1]

Çok havalı

[ela637853]

<h1>MYMOMİSTURKİS</h1>

[Saiq684839]

Leyla

[Sajawalkha5]

I am interested in Turkish language its very easy to learn and speaking i am feeling proud i am Muslim and its our language

[IBISPAINTX4]

İ type more than a world

[LC7qq0]

What's the difference between görüşürüz and memnun oldum.

[Fiona977421]

so ö and ü sounds the same? it sounds like 'uuu'

[Fiona977421]

so ö and ü sounds the same? it sounds like 'uuu'

[Marcus_Arbiter]

No. The "ö" sounds like in German "können" oder like in French "leur" or "sœur". The "ü" sounds like in German "müssen" or like in French "mur".

[ladydog_fan]

خیلی سخته

[Amirah_1701]

I've come across this word so many times in Turkish series ☺️

[FeyzaKunt]

Hello now ı am speaking turkish:
İyı türkçe bilirim.Bugün hava çok güzel hiç bulut yok ve güneş var.Yağmurları sevmem.İyi konuşuyo muyum?

[Abeer76525]

It is typing mistake