I think "Yilmaz" is one of the most common last names in Turkey such as the latin last names "González" or "Pérez " which are very very common

All about - buyurun - "Please be so kind..."
buyurun - or the more formal - buyurunuz - is a widely used word in Turkish. There are many translations in English according to context.

It is the second person Singular or Plural of the Simple Present tense of the verb - buyurmak - which basically means: Would you be so kind as to...
Literally: Would you deign to.. to command.. to decree.. to make an order..

All or any of these meanings can be applied according to context - and in fact this word has become a sort of universal polite request, plea ar command, and is in constant daily use in all areas of Turkish life. A sort of catch-all word for most situations..

It is a very important word to learn and use.

Let us consider how it is used:
When calling on someone's house and they say -
buyurun it means - Please come in...

When they point to a chair -
buyurun - Please sit down...

When they serve tea -
buyurun - Please drink and enjoy...

On entering a shop the shopkeeper may say -
buyurun efendim - meaning - Can I help you, sir?..

In a restaurant or cafe when the waiter or bar man says -
buyurun -it means - What would you like?..

In many busy places markets, souvenir shops, cafes etc. there is often a professional "barker" who will be saying to all passers by -
buyurun - Come and buy...

If in a cafe you ask to see what food is being prepared in the kitchen (normal in Turkey) then the answer would be -
buyurun - meaning in this case - Of course you may...!

When answering the telephone you say -
buyurun meaning - I'm listening to your call...

When passing people in narrow places or entering lifts etc. -
buyurun - means - After you..!

Source : www.turkishlanguage.co.uk

Merhaba Yilgun, No I havent read that play but I'd like to!
Unfortunately the only turkish writer I have been able to find in Chile is Orhan Pamuk
Maybe I can get it from a website?
Tesekkurler,
Dilara.

Thank you once again Thehandsom ,
I appreciate your help.

" Turkish is not a language that can be learnt only from the internet"

Belki :
" Turkçe sadece internetten ogrenilebilen bir dil degil"

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