A family or a group of people comes to your house and you want to say "welcome". So, you say ____

You go to your friend's house and s/he greets you. So, you say ____

Your friend has had an accident and you visit him/her. What do you say?

One of your friend's relative has passed away and you visit him/her. What do you say?

Somebody offers you a cup of coffee and you want to thank. So, you say ____. (This question has two correct options-choose both)

You have had a great meal and you want to thank. So, you say ____. (This question has two correct options-choose both)

Your Turkish friend has just bought a new car. So, you say ____.

Your Turkish friend has just sneezed. So, you say ____.

You have just sneezed and yout Turkish pal said "bless you". Then, you say ____. (There are two correct answers-choose both)

Your Turkish friend has had a bad day and you want to calm her. So, you say ____.

Someone has spilled some coffee on your shirt and you don't mind. Which phrase iş not suitable?

A Turk thanked you and you reply ___.

You wake up and say ___

You are about to sleep and say __

You are invited to dinner and arrive at the host's house. So you say __

You meet a lady older than you and imagine her name to be Ayşe. How do you address her?

You meet a man older than you and imagine his name to be Ahmet. How do you address him?

Which one is not a proper way to call your father in law in Turkish?

Which one is not a proper way to call your mother in law in Turkish?

Which ones are the most proper ways to refer to your father in law in Turkish when you are talking to someone about him?

Which ones are the most proper ways to refer to your mother in law in Turkish when you are talking to someone about her?