Restoranda temassız ödeme yaptım ve makbuzu aldım.

The suffix -DA is the locative case, meaning “at/in/on.” It attaches to a noun to show location: restoran + -da → restoranda “at the restaurant.”

Form choice:

• Vowel harmony: last vowel in restoran is back (a) → choose -da (not -de).
• Voicing: the final consonant of restoran is voiced (n), so the suffix keeps d (not t). Hence not restoranta.

Possible forms of the locative: -da/-de/-ta/-te (picked by vowel harmony + voicing).

Turkish verb endings show the subject. -m on yaptım/aldım already marks first person singular (“I”). You add Ben only for emphasis or contrast:

• Ben restoranda temassız ödeme yaptım (I, as opposed to someone else).

Both are correct but slightly different:

• ödemek = “to pay” (transitive): Hesabı ödedim (I paid the bill).
• ödeme yapmak = “to make a payment” (a light-verb construction). It’s common with modifiers: temassız ödeme yaptım (I made a contactless payment). Saying Temassız ödedim is also idiomatic and a bit shorter.

Accusative -(y)I marks a definite direct object.

• temassız ödeme yaptım: “I made a contactless payment” (indefinite, generic) → no accusative.
• makbuzu aldım: “I took the receipt” (a specific, known receipt) → accusative on makbuz = makbuzu.

If you mean a specific payment, you could say: Ödemeyi yaptım (“I made the payment”).

temassız = “without contact, contactless.” It’s temas (contact) + -sız/siz/suz/süz (“without”), chosen by vowel harmony. Because temas ends in s and the suffix begins with s, they meet and appear doubled: temas + sız → temassız.

More examples of -sız:

• şekersiz (sugarless), tuzsuz (unsalted), problemsiz (problem-free).

• fiş: till/receipt slip you normally get at a restaurant or store.
• makbuz: an official receipt/acknowledgment, common for payments like donations, rent, or certain services.
• fatura: invoice (with tax details, issued to a person/company).

In everyday restaurant contexts, fiş is more typical than makbuz, unless you specifically received an official receipt.

Yes. It’s concise and natural. Variants:

• Restoranda temassız ödedim.
• Kartla temassız ödedim.
• Kredi kartıyla temassız ödedim.
• Temassız ödeme yaptım. They’re all acceptable; pick based on what you want to emphasize.

Turkish is flexible, but the default is SOV with adverbials early. Your sentence is natural: place Restoranda (place) first, then the action, then the second action. Other orders:

• Ben restoranda temassız ödeme yaptım ve makbuzu aldım. (emphasizes “I”)
• Restoranda makbuzu aldım. (different focus)
• Makbuzu restoranda aldım. (emphasizes the place of getting the receipt) Putting temassız or restoranda at the end adds emphasis to them.

Negation:

• Restoranda temassız ödeme yapmadım ve makbuzu almadım.

Questions (usually asked separately):

• Restoranda temassız ödeme yaptın mı?
• Makbuzu aldın mı? You could also ask: Temassız mı ödedin?

ve = “and,” neutral about order. If you want sequence, use words like sonra (then/afterwards):

• Restoranda temassız ödeme yaptım, sonra makbuzu aldım.

It’s makbuz + accusative -I. Vowel harmony picks -u because the last vowel in makbuz is back and rounded (u): makbuz-u → makbuzu. No buffer letter is needed because the noun ends in a consonant. Compare:

• fiş → fişi
• fatura → faturayı (buffer y because the noun ends in a vowel)

Not by itself. That meaning uses the clitic da/de written separately:

• Restoranda da temassız ödeme yaptım. = I also made a contactless payment at the restaurant. Your restoranda is the locative suffix, written attached.

Turkish ı is a close, back, unrounded vowel (no direct English equivalent). Keep your lips unrounded and your tongue back, something like the vowel in the unstressed final sound of “roses” for many speakers:

• temassız: te-mas-sız
• aldım: al-dım