How to Say “How Do I Get to the Airport?” in Turkish
The usual way to say “How do I get to the airport?” in Turkish is Havalimanına nasıl gidebilirim? It is neutral: safe in almost any situation. Below are 3 alternatives, how to reply, an example dialogue and the grammar behind it.
In Turkish
Havalimanına nasıl gidebilirim?
- Literally
- “to the airport how can-I-go?”
- Register
- Neutralsafe in almost any situation
How Havalimanına nasıl gidebilirim? is built
- havalimanı-nato the airport (compound + n + dative)
- nasılhow
- gid-ebil-ir-imI can go (git- → gid-)
Other ways to say “How do I get to the airport?”
- Havaalanına nasıl giderim?Neutral
“how do I get to the airport?”
Havaalanı is an equally correct word.
- Havalimanına hangi otobüs gidiyor?Neutral
“which bus goes to the airport?”
Asks for a line.
- Buradan havalimanı ne kadar sürer?Neutral
“how long does it take to the airport from here?”
Asks about time.
How to reply
Metroyla gidebilirsiniz, son durak.
You can take the metro; it’s the last stop.
Taksiyle yarım saat sürer.
It takes half an hour by taxi.
Example dialogue
- A
Havalimanına nasıl gidebilirim?
How do I get to the airport?
- B
Havalimanı otobüsüyle gidin, karşıdan kalkıyor.
Take the airport bus; it leaves from across the street.
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“How do I get to the airport?” in Turkish: FAQ
How do you say “How do I get to the airport” in Turkish?
The most common way is Havalimanına nasıl gidebilirim? (literally “to the airport how can-I-go?”), which is neutral: safe in almost any situation. You will also hear Havaalanına nasıl giderim (“how do I get to the airport?”): havaalanı is an equally correct word.
How do you reply to Havalimanına nasıl gidebilirim?
Typical replies are Metroyla gidebilirsiniz, son durak. (“You can take the metro; it’s the last stop.”) and Taksiyle yarım saat sürer. (“It takes half an hour by taxi.”).
What does each part of Havalimanına nasıl gidebilirim mean?
havalimanı-na = to the airport (compound + n + dative); nasıl = how; gid-ebil-ir-im = I can go (git- → gid-). Compound nouns ending in -ı/-sı insert n before a case ending: havalimanı → havalimanına.
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