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Turkmen Slang and Informal Speech

Casual and colloquial Turkmen expressions and address terms used in everyday speech, not typically taught in textbooks. Front: the Turkmen word or phrase. Back: English meaning.

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32 basic cards for Slang Turkmen. It opens with "Agam" and "Jigim". More Turkmen at other levels is listed below.

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Agam
Show answerBro, my older brother (casual address for an older or respected young man)
Jigim
Show answerMy younger sibling (casual, affectionate address for someone younger)
Dostum
Show answerMy buddy, my friend (casual)
Ýoldaş
Show answerComrade, pal (casual, informal address)
Näme boldy?
Show answerWhat's up? What happened? (casual)
Gürrüň nähili?
Show answerHow's it going? (casual)
Hiç zat dälde
Show answerIt's nothing, no worries (casual)
Ajaýyp!
Show answerAwesome! Great! (casual)
Şat bolmak
Show answerTo be delighted, to have a great time (casual)
Ine, ýetdi!
Show answerThere, that's it! Finally! (casual exclamation)
Waý!
Show answerOh! Ouch! (exclamation of surprise or pain)
Eý!
Show answerHey! (casual attention-getting exclamation)
Ynha
Show answerHere you go (casual, when handing something over)
Özüň gör
Show answerSee for yourself (casual)
Şeýle-de bolsa
Show answerEven so, anyway (casual filler)

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