Breakdown of Hoşça kal, yarın görüşürüz.
Questions & Answers about Hoşça kal, yarın görüşürüz.
A natural approximation is:
- Hoşça kal → HOSH-cha kal
- yarın → YAH-ruhn
- görüşürüz → guh-RUU-shuh-ruuz
A few useful sound notes:
- ş = sh
- ç = ch
- ı is the Turkish undotted i. It does not sound like English ee. It is a more relaxed, central vowel.
- ö is like the vowel in German schön or French peu, if you know those.
- ü is like German ü or French u.
- ğ in görüşürüz is not present here, but learners often ask about it in Turkish generally. There is no ğ in this sentence.
The stress is usually quite natural and even, but yarın and görüşürüz often carry the main rhythm of the second part.
Literally, it is something like stay pleasantly/well.
- hoş = pleasant, nice
- -ça = in a ... way / pleasantly
- kal = stay, remain
So even though the natural English translation is usually take care or goodbye, the literal structure is closer to stay well.