Grammar Rule in 30 Seconds
Use 'Buyurun' to invite, offer, or welcome someone politely in any situation.
- Use 'Buyurun' when inviting someone to sit: 'Buyurun, əyləşin.'
- Use 'Buyurun' when offering help: 'Buyurun, sizə necə kömək edə bilərəm?'
- Use 'Buyurun' as a response to 'Thank you': 'Buyurun' (You're welcome).
Polite Imperative Formation
| Root | Suffix | Polite Form | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
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əyləş
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-in
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əyləşin
|
sit down
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keç
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-in
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keçin
|
pass/enter
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iç
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-in
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için
|
drink
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bax
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-ın
|
baxın
|
look
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danış
|
-ın
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danışın
|
speak
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gəl
|
-in
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gəlin
|
come
|
Meanings
A versatile polite particle used to invite, offer, or acknowledge actions.
Invitation
Inviting someone to enter, sit, or eat.
“Buyurun, əyləşin.”
“Buyurun, çay için.”
Service Offer
Asking how you can assist someone.
“Buyurun, nə istəyirsiniz?”
“Buyurun, sizə necə kömək edim?”
Acknowledgement
Responding to 'Thank you' (You're welcome).
“- Çox sağ olun. - Buyurun.”
“- Təşəkkür edirəm. - Buyurun.”
Reference Table
| Form | Structure | Example |
|---|---|---|
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Affirmative
|
Buyurun + Verb-in
|
Buyurun, əyləşin.
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Negative
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Buyurun + Verb-mə-yin
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Buyurun, narahat olmayın.
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Question
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Buyurun + Verb-in + mi?
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Buyurun, çay içirsinizmi?
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Short Answer
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Buyurun
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Buyurun.
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Polite Offer
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Buyurun + Nə istəyirsiniz?
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Buyurun, nə istəyirsiniz?
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Welcome
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Buyurun, xoş gəlmisiniz
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Buyurun, xoş gəlmisiniz.
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Espectro de formalidade
Buyurun, əyləşin. (Inviting someone to sit.)
Buyurun, oturun. (Inviting someone to sit.)
Otur. (Inviting someone to sit.)
Keç otur. (Inviting someone to sit.)
Uses of Buyurun
Invitation
- əyləşin sit
Service
- kömək help
Response
- sağ olun thanks
Exemplos por nível
Buyurun, əyləşin.
Please, sit down.
Buyurun, çay için.
Please, drink tea.
Buyurun, içəri keçin.
Please, come in.
Çox sağ olun. - Buyurun.
Thank you. - You're welcome.
Buyurun, sizə necə kömək edə bilərəm?
How can I help you?
Buyurun, menyunuza baxın.
Please, look at the menu.
Buyurun, narahat olmayın.
Please, don't worry.
Buyurun, söz sizindir.
Please, the floor is yours.
Buyurun, fikrinizi bildirin.
Please, share your opinion.
Buyurun, qapı açıqdır.
Please, the door is open.
Buyurun, buyurun, keçin.
Please, please, come in.
Buyurun, buyurun, çəkinməyin.
Please, please, don't be shy.
Buyurun, buyurun, bizə qonaq olun.
Please, please, be our guest.
Buyurun, buyurun, hər şey hazırdır.
Please, please, everything is ready.
Buyurun, buyurun, buyurun.
Please, please, please.
Buyurun, buyurun, buyurun, keçin.
Please, please, please, come in.
Buyurun, buyurun, buyurun, əyləşin.
Please, please, please, sit down.
Buyurun, buyurun, buyurun, buyurun.
Please, please, please, please.
Buyurun, buyurun, buyurun, buyurun, keçin.
Please, please, please, please, come in.
Buyurun, buyurun, buyurun, buyurun, əyləşin.
Please, please, please, please, sit down.
Buyurun, buyurun, buyurun, buyurun, buyurun.
Please, please, please, please, please.
Buyurun, buyurun, buyurun, buyurun, buyurun, keçin.
Please, please, please, please, please, come in.
Buyurun, buyurun, buyurun, buyurun, buyurun, əyləşin.
Please, please, please, please, please, sit down.
Buyurun, buyurun, buyurun, buyurun, buyurun, buyurun.
Please, please, please, please, please, please.
Fácil de confundir
Both are polite, but one is for favors, one for offers.
Both are polite, but 'xahiş edirəm' is more formal/insistent.
Informal vs formal.
Erros comuns
Buyurun, otur.
Buyurun, əyləşin.
Buyurun, gəl.
Buyurun, gəlin.
Buyurun, iç.
Buyurun, için.
Buyurun, bax.
Buyurun, baxın.
Buyurun, kömək et.
Buyurun, kömək edin.
Buyurun, danış.
Buyurun, danışın.
Buyurun, get.
Buyurun, gedin.
Buyurun, mənə ver.
Buyurun, mənə verin.
Buyurun, bunu et.
Buyurun, bunu edin.
Buyurun, qapını aç.
Buyurun, qapını açın.
Buyurun, məni dinlə.
Buyurun, məni dinləyin.
Buyurun, bunu yaz.
Buyurun, bunu yazın.
Buyurun, bunu oxu.
Buyurun, bunu oxuyun.
Padrões de frases
Buyurun, ___ edin.
Buyurun, ___ istəyirsiniz?
Buyurun, narahat ___.
Buyurun, ___ söz sizindir.
Real World Usage
Buyurun, menyu.
Buyurun, keçin.
Buyurun, nə istəyirsiniz?
Buyurun, söz sizindir.
Buyurun!
Buyurun, biletiniz.
Use it often
Don't forget the suffix
Intonation matters
Hospitality
Smart Tips
Always add the polite suffix to the verb.
Just say 'Buyurun'.
Use 'Buyurun, keçin'.
Listen for 'Buyurun'.
Pronúncia
Vowel Harmony
The suffix -in changes to -un, -ın, or -ün based on the last vowel of the verb.
Rising
Buyurun?
Asking 'Yes?' or 'What can I do for you?'
Memorize
Mnemônico
Buyurun sounds like 'Buy your own' but it actually means 'Please, take mine!'
Associação visual
Imagine a waiter holding a tray with a big smile, saying 'Buyurun' as he offers you a seat.
Rhyme
When you want to be polite, use Buyurun day and night.
Story
Ali enters a shop. The clerk smiles and says 'Buyurun.' Ali asks for bread. The clerk gives it and says 'Buyurun.' Ali says 'Thank you,' and the clerk replies 'Buyurun.'
Word Web
Desafio
Say 'Buyurun' every time you open a door for someone today.
Notas culturais
Hospitality is a core value. 'Buyurun' is the primary tool for this.
From the verb 'buyurmaq' (to command).
Iniciadores de conversa
Buyurun, sizə necə kömək edə bilərəm?
Buyurun, əyləşin.
Buyurun, buyurun, keçin.
Buyurun, fikrinizi bildirin.
Temas para diário
Erros comuns
Test Yourself
Buyurun, ___ (sit down).
Which is correct?
Find and fix the mistake:
Buyurun, su iç.
Otur.
Match each item on the left with its pair on the right:
A: Çox sağ olun. B: ___
Buyurun, əyləşin.
Bax (formal)
Score: /8
Exercicios praticos
8 exercisesBuyurun, ___ (sit down).
Which is correct?
Find and fix the mistake:
Buyurun, su iç.
Otur.
Match.
A: Çox sağ olun. B: ___
Buyurun, əyləşin.
Bax (formal)
Score: /8
Perguntas frequentes (8)
Yes, but it's very formal. Use it for respect.
It sounds informal and potentially rude.
No, it's also for service and thanks.
Just say 'Buyurun'.
Yes, in formal letters.
No, it's fixed.
Yes, for extra politeness.
Yes, similar to Turkish 'Buyurun'.
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Mastery Progress
Needs Practice
Improving
Strong
Mastered
In Other Languages
Por favor / Pase
Buyurun covers both 'please' and 'you're welcome'.
S'il vous plaît / Je vous en prie
Buyurun is one word for both.
Bitte
Buyurun is more formal.
Dozo
Buyurun is more frequent.
Tafaddal
None, they are functionally identical.
Qing
Buyurun is more than just 'please'.