İşte 

This points to or refers back to something you can see, hear, feel,taste or smell.

İşte ! Geliyor ! ---> There ! He´s coming. [implying "I said he would come, didn´t I ? ] 

Kitaplar işte orada ! ---> The books are over there, see ! [pointing to them]

Beğenmemişler işte ! ---> There you see ! They didn´t like it. [Didn´t I tell you they wouldn´t ]

Note: Sometimes by extension this form becomes merely emphatic. 

Gitmiyorum işte ! ---> Well, I´m not going ! So there !

Complete the missing parts in the following sentences :

1) Türkiye´de turist  o.....  dört  ay kal...

I stayed in Turkey for four months as a tourist.

2) Habe..  al....  koşa  ....   gel...  

I came running when I got the news.

3) Kitap  oku..    oku..  gözler..   yo..... 

My eyes got tired from constantly reading books.

4) Parti..  iste....  iste....  gidi.....

I am going to the party unwillingly.

- Do you have any sandwiches?  ---> Sandviç var mı ?

- Eat in or take away?  ---> Burda mı yoksa paket mi ?

- Would you like anything else?  --->  Başka bir isteğiniz ?

- Nothing else,thank you. ---> Başka birşey yok, sağolun.

- Do you have apple/orange juice? ---> Portakal/Elma suyu var mı ?

- Would you like anything else?  ---> Başka bir şey ister misiniz ?

-Nothing else,thank you.---> Başka yok. Teşekkürler.

- What would you like to drink? ---> Ne içersiniz ?

- I´ll have an orange juicea coffeea Coke,please.  --> Bir tane portakal suyu,kahve, kola lütfen.

- I´ll have the same,please.  ---> Ben de aynısından alayım.

- Do you have any free tables? ---> Boş masanız var mı ? 

- Could we have some water?  --> Biraz su alabilir miyiz ?

- Could we see the menu,please?  --> Menüye bakabilir miyiz acaba ? 

- I /we would like a three cup of coffee. ---> Üç tane kahve istiyorum /istiyoruz.

- How much does it cost from airport to Fatih?

Havalimanından Fatih ne kadar tutar ?

 -Drive me to this address/airport.

Beni bu adrese/havalimanına götürür müsünüz ?

 - This is hotel location/address.

Otelin yer/adresi bu. 

- When is tha last bus? At what hour?

Son otobüs ne zaman ? Saat kaçta ?

- Is this the right platformway for Beyazit?

Beyazıta bu perondan mı gidiliyor ?

- What is the price of a one direction/return ticket?

Tek gidiş / gidiş-dönüş ne kadar ? 

- I want a three ticket,please. 

3 bilet istiyorum. [ or ; 3 bilet lütfen ]

- Excuse me, which bus goes to Akmerkez? What is the bus number to Ak-Merkez? Is it far away from Ak-Merkez?Which bus goes from Akmerkez to Fatih?

Afedersiniz, Akmerkez´e hangi otobüs gidiyor ? Akmerkez´e giden otobüsün numarası kaç? [ or, Akmerkez´e kaç numara gidiyor ? ]

Akmerkez´den uzak mı ? 

Akmerkezden Fatih´e giden otobüs hangisi  ?

Akmerkez´den Fatih´e hangi otobüs gidiyor ?

Turkey´s ´Elvis´, Erol Büyükburç, found dead at his home in Istanbul

Erol Büyükburç, 79, one of the most popular figures of Turkish pop music, known as Turkey´s Elvis Presley, was found dead in his house in Nispetiye Avenue, Etiler on Thursday, March 12. Police have already begun a crime scene investigation. It was reported that the first examination suggests Büyükburç died of natural causes. Born on March 22, 1936 in Adana, Büyükburç graduated from the Istanbul Municipality Conservatory.

Source : http://www.dailysabah.com/nation/2015/03/12/turkeys-elvis-erol-buyukburc-found-dead-at-his-home-in-istanbul

Adjectives with the possessive

An adjective used without a noun is understood to refer to a noun :

Exp :

Sarı temiz, yeşil değil. ----> The yellow one is clean, the green one is not.

* When an adjective used like this refers to one out of a number of persons or things, the adjective takes the third person possessive suffix.

- Sarısı temiz, yeşili değil.

- Hangisi ucuz ? kahverengi mi, kırmızı mı ? 

   Which [of them] is cheaper ?, the brown or the red ?

- Hangisini aldın ? 

 Which of them did you buy ?

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aynı - same

aynısı - the same of it [the same as that ]

- Şapkasını beğendim, ben de aynısını aldım. 

I liked his hat and I bought the same [of it]

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The word hep, which can be translated as "always" but can also mean "all", is used with this possessive suffix - hepsi

-  Hepsi ne kadar ? ---> How much is it all ? [all of it ]

- Hepsine para verdim. ---> I gave [some] money to all of them.

Dear Scalpel, Don´t be sorry. Galatasaray is still most known/succesful Turkish team in Europe/World.