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bank account e to t lutfen
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10.       john250
149 posts
 27 Sep 2017 Wed 08:46 am

yes Leo i used this word and they understood in the bank

11.       Faruk
1607 posts
 27 Sep 2017 Wed 09:09 am

 

Quoting Leo S

 

In case anyone else comes across this and wants clarification further, well here it is: Balance meaning (in this context) is: "How much do I have in my bank account right now".

 

 

 

If you want to learn your balance, you can say: Hesap bakiyemi öğrenebilir miyim?

Bu I´ve never heard of updating your balance in a bank. The translation would be "Hesap bakiyemi günceller misiniz?" But as denizli said above, it would be a British term.

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12.       john250
149 posts
 27 Sep 2017 Wed 12:36 pm

cok sagol Faruk.

I have a turkish bank account with interest. So i wanted to check the amount in the account plus the interest....so in England we say "to check the balance"

13.       Faruk
1607 posts
 27 Sep 2017 Wed 02:20 pm

 

Quoting john250

cok sagol Faruk.

I have a turkish bank account with interest. So i wanted to check the amount in the account plus the interest....so in England we say "to check the balance"

 

Rica ederim

 

I understand it now. I think you can say "Güncel bakiyemi öğrenebilir miyim?"

14.       denizli
970 posts
 27 Sep 2017 Wed 04:57 pm

 

Quoting john250

if i want to ask for my bank account to be updated what can i say as simply as possible?

 

I see now. Like provide me an update on my balance. Or update me what my balance is.



Edited (9/27/2017) by denizli

15.       john250
149 posts
 27 Sep 2017 Wed 05:37 pm

Evet denizli

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