How to Say “I’m Angry” in Turkish
The usual way to say “I’m angry” in Turkish is Kızgınım. It is neutral: safe in almost any situation. Below are 4 alternatives (informal), an example dialogue and the grammar behind it.
In Turkish
Kızgınım
- Literally
- “angry + I am”
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- Neutralsafe in almost any situation
How Kızgınım is built
- kızgınangry
- -ımI am
Other ways to say “I’m angry”
- SinirliyimNeutral
“I’m irritated”
Very common.
- Çok sinirlendimNeutral
“I got really annoyed”
Reaction.
- Sana kızgınımNeutral
“I’m angry with you”
Dative for the target.
- Sinirim bozulduInformal
“my nerves broke”
“I’m fed up”.
Example dialogue
- A
Neden konuşmuyorsun?
Why aren’t you talking?
- B
Sana kızgınım, yine geç kaldın.
I’m angry with you, you’re late again.
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“I’m angry” in Turkish: FAQ
How do you say “I’m angry” in Turkish?
The most common way is Kızgınım (literally “angry + I am”), which is neutral: safe in almost any situation. You will also hear Sinirliyim (“I’m irritated”): very common.
Is Kızgınım formal or informal?
Kızgınım is neutral, safe in almost any situation. For a informal alternative, use Sinirim bozuldu (“my nerves broke”).
What does each part of Kızgınım mean?
kızgın = angry; -ım = I am. Kızmak and kızgın take the dative for the person you are angry with: sana kızgınım.
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