How to say "title deed fees" in Turkish?
In Turkish "title deed fees" translates to tapu masrafı
Transliteration: ta-pu ma-sraf-ı
🇹🇷 Tapu masrafları ne kadar?
🗣️ Ta-pu mas-raf-la-rı ne ka-dar?
🇺🇸 How much are the title deed fees?
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Frequently Asked Questions
How to say "title deed fees" in Turkish?
You can use the word "tapu masrafı" which translates to "title deed fees".
How to pronounce "tapu masrafı" (title deed fees) in Turkish?
The word "tapu masrafı" is pronounced as "ta-pu ma-sraf-ı".
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