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CabbageTree
351
except you use gule gule to say goodbye when you are staying and the other person is leaving
I don't think we have a sentence that covers all that meaning. But If you want to say "you're welcome" as a response to "thank you for invited me tonight" you can say "rica ederim." or "ne demek."
In Turkish: Tüm bu anlamı kapsayan bir cümle olduğunu sanmıyorum, ama eğer demek istediğin "bu gece beni davet ettiğin için teşekkür ederim" için bir cevapsa; "rica ederim." veya "ne demek" diyebilirsin.
Ghis333
267
I agree. I'd like to learn the language instead of understanding someone's sense of humour, and I find it harder to learn words that are rather difficult to me just as they are, when the meaning is obscured because the combination doesn't make sense.