"Çabuk ol!"

Translation: Hurry up!

[MrHilmiNevzat]

"Çabuk ol!"
Translation: Hurry up!

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Be quick! - Correct other answer accepted by Duo.

[ErfanRezamand]

Çabuk has a persian root چابک

[9of16]

I know this wasn't part of the sentence but I've been wondering; what is the difference between birlikte and beraber? The both mean together, right?

[Xetera]

As far as I know they both mean the same thing and they're interchangeable.

[9of16]

I have done a little more research and broke up birlikte. Could someone tell me if this is correct: bir means one lik means 'ness te means in. So birlikte means in oneness, or unity, right? So is beraber more for a group that is together?

[joefeyzullah]

Yes its etymology is that but final meaning is being a group with unity so beraber and birlikte are synonyms. (The difference is beraber is persian origin)

[MorphyAnderssen]

Does "haydi!" means the same?

[AlexinNotTurkey]

Sort of, yes :) It could also just mean "Come on!"

[GertrudeBi]

Why can't you say Speed up?