Toplantıdan sonra görüşürüz.

Toplantı means meeting. The ending -dan is the ablative case suffix, which often means from.

So:

• toplantı = meeting
• toplantıdan = from the meeting

In this sentence, it combines with sonra to mean after the meeting.

A very useful pattern is:

• X-dan / X-den sonra = after X

For example:

• dersten sonra = after class
• işten sonra = after work
• yemekten sonra = after the meal

Because sonra normally takes a noun in the ablative case.

So in Turkish, the standard pattern is not just meeting after, but literally something like from the meeting after:

• toplantıdan sonra = after the meeting

This is just how sonra works grammatically when it follows a noun or pronoun.

You will also see this with pronouns:

• ondan sonra = after that / after him / after her
• benden sonra = after me
• sizden sonra = after you

This is because of vowel harmony.

Turkish case endings change their vowel to match the vowels in the word. The ablative suffix has four common forms:

• -dan
• -den
• -tan
• -ten

Since toplantı contains back vowels (o, a, ı), the suffix uses a, so we get -dan.

So:

• toplantı + dan → toplantıdan

A similar example:

• okuldan = from school

But with a front-vowel word:

• evden = from the house

Görüşürüz comes from the verb görüşmek.

Görüşmek means things like:

• to see each other
• to meet
• to talk
• to be in contact

In this sentence, görüşürüz is a very common expression meaning:

• see you
• we’ll meet
• we’ll talk

It can sound slightly broader than English see you, because görüşmek can include not only meeting in person, but also talking or being in touch.

It can be broken down like this:

• görüş- = verb stem from görüşmek
• -ür- = aorist marker
• -üz = we

So literally it is roughly:

• we see each other / we meet / we talk

In natural English, though, this is usually just translated as see you or we’ll talk depending on context.

Because the Turkish verb is built from görüşmek, which is a reciprocal verb: it implies that both sides are involved.

So görüşürüz literally has the idea of:

• we will see each other
• we will meet
• we will talk

English usually expresses the same idea as see you, even though the literal grammar is different.

This is very normal in Turkish. You do not need to force it into English word-for-word.

Formally, it is in the aorist form, not the simple future in -ecek / -acak.

But in expressions like this, the aorist often has a future-like meaning. So here görüşürüz is understood as:

• we’ll see each other
• see you later
• we’ll talk later

So even though it is not the regular future tense form, it often translates naturally as future in English.

Because görmek and görüşmek are not the same.

• görmek = to see
• görüşmek = to see each other / meet / talk

In farewells and arrangements, Turkish usually prefers görüşmek, because the meaning is mutual and social.

So:

• görürüz would sound like we see
• görüşürüz sounds like we’ll meet / see each other / talk

That is why görüşürüz is the natural choice here.

Yes. Very often.

Depending on context, görüşmek can mean:

• meet in person
• speak with someone
• talk later
• be in touch

So Toplantıdan sonra görüşürüz could mean:

• See you after the meeting
• We’ll talk after the meeting
• Let’s reconnect after the meeting

In a business or office context, talk after the meeting is often a very natural interpretation.

Yes, it is very natural.

It sounds normal in:

• workplace situations
• school or university settings
• casual everyday conversation

It is a neutral, common way to say that you will meet or talk after the meeting.

It is generally neutral.

That means it works well in both:

• everyday conversation
• polite professional situations

It is not extremely formal, but it is perfectly appropriate in many workplace contexts.

Because the verb is görüşürüz, it does not directly mark you as informal sen or formal/plural siz, so it can be used quite broadly.

Yes, Turkish word order is somewhat flexible, but Toplantıdan sonra görüşürüz is the most neutral and natural order.

This order puts the time expression first:

• Toplantıdan sonra = after the meeting
• görüşürüz = we’ll meet / see you

You might hear other orders in conversation for emphasis, but the version you have is the best standard form to learn first.

A simple approximate pronunciation is:

top-lahn-tuh-dahn son-rah gü-rü-shü-rüz

A few key sounds:

• ı is not like English i. It is a deeper vowel, something like an unstressed vowel in sofa, but further back.
• ö is like the vowel in German schön or French peu.
• ü is like German ü or French u.
• ş is pronounced sh.

So:

• toplantıdan → the ı is the special Turkish ı
• görüşürüz → notice ö, ü, and ş

Yes, but the meaning is a little different.

• Toplantıdan sonra görüşürüz = See you after the meeting / We’ll talk after the meeting
  This is a very common, natural phrase and often sounds a bit lighter or more idiomatic.

• Toplantıdan sonra görüşeceğiz = We will meet/talk after the meeting
  This sounds more explicitly future and a bit more definite.

So both are possible, but görüşürüz is especially common as a natural conversational expression.

No, that would not be correct.

You need sonra to express after:

• Toplantıdan sonra görüşürüz = We’ll see each other after the meeting

Without sonra, toplantıdan only means from the meeting, and the sentence would no longer express the intended time relationship clearly.

So the full pattern is important:

• noun + ablative + sonra = after noun