hayır & yok
what is the difference between yok and hayır
and when i can use any of them ?
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Answers · 6
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"Yok" is usually used for you don't have things but these mean the same in some cases. For example;
:"Gelmek ister misin?" ("Do you want to come")
:"Hayır(yok), gelmek istemiyorum" ("No, I don't want to come")
but(usually)
:"Kalemin var mı?" ("Do you have pencil")
:"Hayır, Kalemim yok" ("No, I don't have")
2
In the daily language, you can use "yok" or "yo" as the synonym for "hayır", if you mean "no"
1
"hayır" is from your language. We use it for the meaning "good deed", on the other hand, it means "no" in our language.
1
yok: 1there isn't, there aren't
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