"Çok yakışıklıyım!"

Translation: I am very handsome!

[Willem_G]

I googled yakışıklı, and it only came up with men's pictures. Is this word only used for men?

[Impossible--Girl]

Yes. This word is only used for men.

[shaydonsbear]

So this is only for men, is güzel only for women? Just for clarity

[Marko195]

Yes, as far as I know.

[Ehsan_Mehmed]

Yes

[brian.world]

And modest!

[JamesTWils]

Is this more limited than güzel?

[OzgunDemir1]

guzel means beautiful but yakisikli means handsome

[NoorAlsa]

It sounds like she is saying yakışıklırım instead of yakışıklıyım.. is the pronunciation wrong on this one ?

[YamanQD]

No, it's pronounced like it's spelled
so, yakışıklıyım

[beirdar]

I think the tongue of the speaker hit her front teeth ,and that is why her sound confused the listners.

[ade.adeluna]

NoorAlsa, I'm wondering the same thing. Maybe a native speaker can help :(

[Old_Yeller]

It's so hard for me to pronounce

[JugderGurr1]

And this is true statement,indeed

[moji803631]

Me too

[Orxan0505334948]

Hello, how are you? Im learing english, can you help me?

[deactivated user]

Speak for yourself

[19M_K99]

But not so humble i guess!

[OzgunDemir1]

ama cok mutevazi degil galiba :)

[19M_K99]

Thanks i didn't know how to say it in turkish. You'd make a great translator :)

[OzgunDemir1]

thank you - I did translate a BBC book to Turkish once but that was more than a decade ago

[Amena948528]

Conceited much???

[N_RamO]

Evet , birazcık öyleyimdir :D

[Hanaa1023]

Please, anyone let's tell me what is meaning "handsome"? :(

[Colin107047]

Sen çok yakışıklısın ama yaslıyım ve yorgunum

[Abella_Isabella]

I'm wondering can I learn turkey from duolingo? Please if some1 knows I'll be very grateful

[Colin107047]

Well, I am enjoying learning the language from DL. There are no really good resources for learning Turkish beyond simple travel phrases. I usually have read books of grammar first for other languages, so I am enjoying learning by practice & from the useful commentary of others.

[Kerry_Moore]

Are there any gender neutral words to describe something good looking?