please can someone tell me what this sentences mean, thanks a million..

senin damamt geldi

eywalla yegenn saol Allah razi olsunun

thank you translator...

my guess until someone better can help

senin ....... geldi = your ..... came

damamt may be a mis-typed damat (bridegroom), but this is a guess

A Turkish language teacher gave me 3 examples of when to use eyvallah

- when giving up, like ´so be it´, ´if you say so´

- when saying thanks with gratitude, ´Thanks a lot!´

- for saying ´goodbye for now´

yeğen = nephew/niece

sağ ol = may you be healthy, thanks

Allah razı olsun = May Allah bless you, may Allah consent/agree

Senin damadın geldi.(Your bridegroom came.)

Eyvallah yeğen sağol . (Eyvallah like Thans| Thanks nephew.)

Allah razı olsun./ I don´t know how i tranlate/ razı olmak= like ´assent´ or ´consent´. [(The god) assents. In future]