Skip to content
NewTurkLogic for Android is released with 140 lessons, 660+ quizzes & offline audio!Install on Google Play
TurkLogicTR
Learn Turkish with Logic
Wishes & celebrations

How to Say “Congratulations on Your New Home” in Turkish

The usual way to say “Congratulations on your new home” in Turkish is Hayırlı olsun. It is neutral: safe in almost any situation. Below are 3 alternatives (informal), how to reply, an example dialogue and the grammar behind it.

In Turkish

Hayırlı olsun

Literally
“may it be auspicious”
Register
Neutralsafe in almost any situation

How Hayırlı olsun is built

  1. hayır-lıauspicious, good (hayır + -lı)
  2. olsunmay it be

Other ways to say “Congratulations on your new home”

  • Güle güle oturunNeutral

    “live in it smiling”

    The specific wish for a new home.

  • Güle güle kullanInformal

    “use it smiling”

    For a new car, phone or other purchase.

  • Güle güle giyInformal

    “wear it smiling”

    For new clothes.

How to reply

  • Teşekkürler, sağ olun.

    Thank you.

  • Sağ olun, bir kahvemizi içmeye bekleriz.

    Thanks, come over for a coffee sometime.

Example dialogue

  1. A

    Yeni eve taşındık!

    We’ve moved into a new home!

  2. B

    Hayırlı olsun, güle güle oturun!

    Congratulations, enjoy your new home!

All phrases →

More wishes & celebrations

Go deeper

“Congratulations on your new home” in Turkish: FAQ

How do you say “Congratulations on your new home” in Turkish?

The most common way is Hayırlı olsun (literally “may it be auspicious”), which is neutral: safe in almost any situation. You will also hear Güle güle oturun (“live in it smiling”): the specific wish for a new home.

How do you reply to Hayırlı olsun?

Typical replies are Teşekkürler, sağ olun. (“Thank you.”) and Sağ olun, bir kahvemizi içmeye bekleriz. (“Thanks, come over for a coffee sometime.”).

What does each part of Hayırlı olsun mean?

hayır-lı = auspicious, good (hayır + -lı); olsun = may it be. The pattern güle güle + verb (“do it smiling”) fits any new thing: güle güle oturun for a home, güle güle kullan for a car or phone.

Practice everyday phrases in the App

Learn Turkish phrases in context

The TurkLogic app teaches phrases like this inside 140 structured lessons, with audio, quizzes and spaced repetition so they stick.

✓ 140 Lessons✓ 660+ Practice Drills✓ Spaced Repetition (SRS)✓ 100% Offline
Free Download • In-App Purchases