"İstanbul'da sonbahar"

Translation: Autumn in Istanbul

[natlc3]

Sorry for putting aside the lesson for a sec.. but i just saw this is a song by a singer called Teoman and i heard it and it is soo nice :) ♡ thanks for the hint

[a-m-j]

For me, Autumn never came up in any lesson. I looked it up on google translate, and it gave me Güz. Are they interchangeable or is there a preference?

[orde90]

It is also used when you talk about the fall term of universities. Fall term = güz dönemi

[AlexinNotTurkey]

It is kind of a more poetic term for "autumn" and is really uncommonly used.

[MuhammadNagi]

Which one is the poetic one, sonbahar veya güz?

[waru_neko]

Can I translate this sentence 'It is fall in İstanbul'? Is there any difference between 'İstanbul'da sonbahar' and 'İstanbul'daki sonbahar'?

[orde90]

Autumn in Istanbul - İstanbul'da sonbahar or İstanbul'daki sonbahar (this is more of an answer to the question which one)

It's fall in Istanbul - İstanbul'da sonbahar.

So you are right, you can also translate it that way.

[coreymunn3]

I said "In istanbul it is fall" and it marked me wrong. Why is that?
Thank you for all your work on the comment boards, also.

[emre.top.5]

I had the same problem

[MuhammadNagi]

Where did that discussion about the difference between "İstanbul'da sonbahar " and "Sonbahar İstanbul'da " go?

[Ynikornnsa]

Teoman'a selam olsun :)

[Simon427206]

Is "Sonbahar Istanbul'da" not acceptable?
As general rule I put the time before the place/event in Turkish sentance order and normally this works for me.

[simone713373]

What would "in istanbul is autum" be in turkish?

[simone713373]

What would be "in Istanbul is autumn"?

[Durgaraut]

İstanbul'da sonbahar çok güzel şarkı