"Yes, excuse me!"

[leta68]

What is the difference between '-sin' and '-siniz'?

[NadeemKhab]

Sin =you -one person
Siniz = you - 2 PERSON OR MORE

[tortugacansada]

In addition to for more than one person usage, we also use -sınız, siniz, sunuz in formal speech to indicate respect.

[MohammedHoussem]

i think sin is when you talk to a single person, and siniz is used for the plural, many persons

[Arashk.981]

I think this word use for more respactfull

[Keoma123]

Why my sentence "Evet, beni affet" is wrong? It is not common but rhymed :).

[AlexinNotTurkey]

That would be "Forgive me" :)

[ecebilgin]

What is wrong with 'evet pardon '

[unsalcibram]

Pardon and Affedersiniz be synonym for in Turkish.

[a.albasha]

the literally meaning of excuse me in turkish is affedersin/iz
pardon can mean sorry or forgive me

[LiliumAgri]

Pardon also covers English excuse me. E.g. when getting off a bus or moving past someone, or after a good burp.

[LiliumAgri]

Should be accepted. Report it.