Normally I would have asked this in the Misc. Languages forum. But it is closed for Ramadan. I understand that decision and fear that asking this question here might be considered by some to be trying to get around that decision. Guilty as charged. But I hope that the mods will agree that it is for an acceptable cause.
I would like to know how does one extend wishes for a blessed Ramadan to someone in Turkish? I know it is Ramazan Bayrami. And that the festival at the end is called Şeker Baryami. But what are some of the common greetings, wishes, and blessing that might be offered or exchanged between people in Turkey?
I've noticed that Ramadan Mubarak does not appear to be very common. So what is customary?
Assalamu aleiykum. Its universal. Hosgeldiniz, nasilsiniz......Welcome,how are you.........Adigerushues (spelling bad) ....see you later
Can post later when my wife is around to tell you more
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