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Turkish frequency list

No. 986 in Turkish

günler

"Days"

In a sentence

  • Günler hızla geçiyor.

    The days are passing quickly.

    Here, 'günler' is used as the subject of the sentence in its plural form to refer to the passing days.

  • Tatil günlerini dört gözle bekliyoruz.

    We are eagerly awaiting the holiday days.

    In this sentence, 'günler' (in the accusative form 'günlerini') refers to specific days of holidays, emphasizing anticipation.

  • Bazı günlerde yoğun toplantılar yaparız.

    On some days, we hold intense meetings.

    Here, 'günlerde' is in its locative form, indicating occurrence on certain days.

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