Toplantımız saat kaçta?
What time is our meeting?
Usage
Confirming the time of a meeting
Grammar Note
"toplantımız" = "toplantı" (meeting) + "-mız" (our). "saat kaçta" = standard time question in Turkish.
Size kartvizitimi vereyim.
Let me give you my business card.
Usage
Offering your business card during a formal introduction
Grammar Note
"vereyim" = "ver" (give) + "-eyim" (1st person hortative). Expresses intention/offer, appropriate for polite business contexts.
Sözleşmeyi imzalamadan önce incelemem gerekiyor.
I need to review the contract before signing.
Usage
Requesting time to review a contract before signing
Grammar Note
"-madan önce" means "before doing X". "incelemem gerekiyor" = nominalized verb + possessive + "gerekmek" (necessity).
Bütçemiz kısıtlı.
Our budget is limited.
Usage
Communicating budget constraints in negotiations
Grammar Note
"kısıtlı" functions as predicate adjective. Turkish commonly omits the copula in simple sentences: "our budget is limited".
Bu teklif geçerli mi?
Is this offer valid?
Usage
Checking if an offer or quote is still valid
Grammar Note
"geçerli" means "valid". Adding "mi" after an adjective/noun creates a yes/no question in Turkish.
Lütfen faturayı e-posta ile gönderin.
Please send the invoice by email.
Usage
Requesting an invoice via email
Grammar Note
"gönderin" = polite imperative of "göndermek" (to send). "ile" is a postposition meaning "by/with/via".
Ortaklık konusunda görüşmek istiyorum.
I would like to discuss a partnership.
Usage
Expressing interest in discussing a business partnership
Grammar Note
"konusunda" = "konu" (topic) + "-sunda" (about/regarding). Used to specify the subject of discussion formally.
Son teslim tarihi ne zaman?
What is the deadline?
Usage
Asking about the deadline for a project or delivery
Grammar Note
"son teslim tarihi" = "son" (last) + "teslim" (delivery) + "tarihi" (date + possessive). Common business compound.
Raporun taslağını hazırladım.
I have prepared a draft of the report.
Usage
Reporting that a draft has been prepared
Grammar Note
"hazırladım" = "hazırla" (prepare) + "-dı" (simple past) + "-m" (1st person). Expresses a definitively completed action.
Bu projeye yatırım yapabilir miyiz?
Can we invest in this project?
Usage
Exploring investment possibilities in a meeting
Grammar Note
"yatırım yapmak" = idiomatic "to invest". "-miyiz" is the 1st person plural question suffix for ability/possibility.
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