How to Say “Good Luck on Your Exam” in Turkish
The usual way to say “Good luck on your exam” in Turkish is Sınavında başarılar. It is informal: for friends, family and people your own age. Below are 4 alternatives (formal, neutral), how to reply, an example dialogue and the grammar behind it.
In Turkish
Sınavında başarılar
- Literally
- “in your exam, successes”
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- Informalfor friends, family and people your own age
How Sınavında başarılar is built
- sınav-ın-dain your exam (possessive + locative)
- başarı-larsuccesses
Other ways to say “Good luck on your exam”
- Sınavınızda başarılarFormal
“good luck on your exam (polite)”
Polite or plural.
- Bol şansNeutral
“lots of luck”
General.
- Kolay gelsinNeutral
“may it come easy”
While someone is studying.
- Sen yaparsın!Informal
“you’ll do it!”
Encouragement with the aorist.
How to reply
Teşekkürler, çok heyecanlıyım!
Thanks, I’m so nervous!
Sağ ol, inşallah!
Thanks, hopefully!
Example dialogue
- A
Yarın ehliyet sınavım var.
I have my driving test tomorrow.
- B
Sınavında başarılar! Sen yaparsın.
Good luck on your exam! You can do it.
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“Good luck on your exam” in Turkish: FAQ
How do you say “Good luck on your exam” in Turkish?
The most common way is Sınavında başarılar (literally “in your exam, successes”), which is informal: for friends, family and people your own age. You will also hear Sınavınızda başarılar (“good luck on your exam (polite)”): polite or plural.
How do you reply to Sınavında başarılar?
Typical replies are Teşekkürler, çok heyecanlıyım! (“Thanks, I’m so nervous!”) and Sağ ol, inşallah! (“Thanks, hopefully!”).
What does each part of Sınavında başarılar mean?
sınav-ın-da = in your exam (possessive + locative); başarı-lar = successes. Başarılar (successes) is the standard good-luck wish for exams.
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