How to Say “I Work From Home” in Turkish
The usual way to say “I work from home” in Turkish is Evden çalışıyorum. 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
Evden çalışıyorum
- Literally
- “from home I am working”
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- Neutralsafe in almost any situation
How Evden çalışıyorum is built
- ev-denfrom home (ablative)
- çalış-work
- -ıyor-present continuous
- -umI
Other ways to say “I work from home”
- Uzaktan çalışıyorumNeutral
“I work remotely”
Uzaktan = from afar.
- Bugün evden çalışıyorumNeutral
“I’m working from home today”
With a time.
- Hibrit çalışıyorumNeutral
“I work hybrid”
Modern loanword.
How to reply
Ne güzel, yol derdi yok!
How nice, no commuting hassle!
Example dialogue
- A
Ofise geliyor musun?
Are you coming to the office?
- B
Hayır, bu hafta evden çalışıyorum.
No, I’m working from home this week.
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“I work from home” in Turkish: FAQ
How do you say “I work from home” in Turkish?
The most common way is Evden çalışıyorum (literally “from home I am working”), which is neutral: safe in almost any situation. You will also hear Uzaktan çalışıyorum (“I work remotely”): uzaktan = from afar.
How do you reply to Evden çalışıyorum?
Typical replies are Ne güzel, yol derdi yok! (“How nice, no commuting hassle!”).
What does each part of Evden çalışıyorum mean?
ev-den = from home (ablative); çalış- = work; -ıyor- = present continuous; -um = I. Turkish uses the ablative for the place you work from: evden (from home), uzaktan (remotely).
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