Saat kaçta açılıyor?
Sa-at kaç-ta a-çı-lı-yor?
What time does it open?
Usage
Asking opening time for a shop, museum, or attraction
Grammar Note
"Saat kaçta" is the standard time-asking expression. Swap "açılıyor" with "kapanıyor" to ask closing time.
Rezervasyon yaptırmak istiyorum
Re-zer-vas-yon yap-tır-mak is-ti-yo-rum
I would like to make a reservation
Usage
Used to book a table at a restaurant or reserve a room
Grammar Note
Alternative: "rezervasyon almak" (to take a reservation). Add "X kişi için" (for X people) to be specific.
Yarın için randevu alabilir miyim?
Ya-rın i-çin ran-de-vu a-la-bi-lir mi-yim?
Can I make an appointment for tomorrow?
Usage
Booking an appointment for the next day at a doctor, barbershop, or service counter
Grammar Note
"Randevu almak" (to book an appointment) is widely used in medical and business contexts. Swap "yarın için" with "bu hafta için" (this week).
Tur kaçta başlıyor?
Tur kaç-ta baş-lı-yor?
What time does the tour start?
Usage
Asking what time a guided tour or excursion begins
Grammar Note
"Başlamak" (to start) vs "bitmek" (to end). Also useful: "Tur kaçta bitiyor?" (What time does the tour end?).
Bu müze pazartesi günleri kapalı mı?
Bu mü-ze pa-zar-te-si gün-le-ri ka-pa-lı mı?
Is this museum closed on Mondays?
Usage
Checking whether a museum or attraction is closed on a specific day
Grammar Note
Many Turkish state museums and ruins are closed on Mondays. Swap day names: "salı" (Tue), "hafta sonu" (weekend).
Ne zaman geri döneceğiz?
Ne za-man ge-ri dö-ne-ce-ğiz?
When will we return?
Usage
Asking the return time during a tour or excursion
Grammar Note
Future tense uses suffix "-ecek/-acak": "döneceğim" (I will return), "dönecekler" (they will return).
Bekleme süresi ne kadar?
Bek-le-me sü-re-si ne ka-dar?
How long is the waiting time?
Usage
Asking how long the wait is at a restaurant, attraction, or service counter
Grammar Note
"Ne kadar" asks "how much/long". Answers will use "dakika" (minutes) or "saat" (hours).
Son giriş saati nedir?
Son gi-riş sa-a-ti ne-dir?
What is the last entry time?
Usage
Asking about the last admission time at a museum or tourist attraction
Grammar Note
"Giriş" (entry) vs "çıkış" (exit). Similar: "Bilet satışı ne zaman bitiyor?" (When does ticket sales end?).
Randevumu iptal edebilir miyim?
Ran-de-vu-mu ip-tal e-de-bi-lir mi-yim?
Can I cancel my appointment?
Usage
Used to cancel a previously made reservation or appointment
Grammar Note
"İptal etmek" (to cancel) is from Arabic. Swap "iptal" with "değiştirmek" (to change) to reschedule instead.
Program değişti mi?
Prog-ram de-ğiş-ti mi?
Has the schedule changed?
Usage
Checking whether a tour, event, or itinerary has been changed
Grammar Note
"Değişmek" (to change) shares the root "değiş-". "Program" is a loanword from Greek "programma" via French.
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