- now
- şimdi ( shim di )
- later
- sonra
- before
- önce
- morning
- sabah
- afternoon
- öğleden sonra
- evening
- akşam ( ak sham )
- night
- gece ( ge jay )
Clock Time
- one o'clock AM
- Saat gece 1 (literally "hour is night one")
- two o'clock AM
- Saat gece 2
- six o'clock AM
- Saat sabah 6 (literally "hour is morning six")
- noon
- öğle/öğlen
- one o'clock PM
- Saat 13/öğleden sonra 1
- two o'clock PM
- Saat 14/öğleden sonra 2
- five o'clock PM
- Saat 17/akşam 5 (literally "hour is evening five")
- eight o'clock PM
- Saat 20/gece 8 (literally "hour is night eight")
- midnight
- gece yarısı
Please note that when saying what the clock is, one would normally only use one to twelve, unless having to make sure there's no doubt as to whether it's past or before noon, in which case the twenty-four hour system or affixes such as "morning", "afternoon", "evening", and "night" is used.
Duration
- _____ minute(s)
- _____ dakika
- _____ hour(s)
- _____ saat
- _____ day(s)
- _____ gün
- _____ week(s)
- _____ hafta
- _____ month(s)
- _____ ay
- _____ year(s)
- _____ yıl
Days (Günler)
- Sunday
- Pazar ( paz ar )
- Monday
- Pazartesi ( paz ar tesi )
- Tuesday
- Salı ( saluh )
- Wednesday
- Çarşamba ( char sham ba )
- Thursday
- Perşembe ( per shem be )
- Friday
- Cuma ( juma )
- Saturday
- Cumartesi ( juma tesi )
Months
- January
- Ocak ( o jak )
- February
- Şubat ( shu bat )
- March
- Mart ( mart )
- April
- Nisan ( nee sahn )
- May
- Mayıs ( ma yuhs )
- June
- Haziran ( ha zee ran )
- July
- Temmuz ( taem mooz )
- August
- Ağustos ( aa hoos toss )
- September
- Eylül ( aey luehl )
- October
- Ekim ( ae keem )
- November
- Kasım ( kah suhm )
- December
- Aralik ( a ra luhk )
Writing Time and Date
- What's the time?
- Saat kaç?
- What date is it today?
- Bugünün tarihi nedir?
- It's _____ o'clock.
- Saat _____.
Please note that when saying what the clock is, one would normally only use one to twelve, unless having to make sure there's no doubt as to whether it's past or before noon, in which case the twenty-four hour system or affixes such as "morning", "afternoon", "evening", and "night" is used.
