How to say "to have to give" in Turkish?
In Turkish "to have to give" translates to vermek zorunda kalmak
Transliteration: ver-mehk zor-oon-dah kahl-mahk
🇹🇷 Bir şeyler yapmak için para vermek zorundayım.
🗣️ beer shey-lahr yahp-mahk eech-een pah-rah ver-mehk zor-oon-dah-yuhm
🇺🇸 I have to give money to do something.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How to say "to have to give" in Turkish?
You can use the word "vermek zorunda kalmak" which translates to "to have to give".
How to pronounce "vermek zorunda kalmak" (to have to give) in Turkish?
The word "vermek zorunda kalmak" is pronounced as "ver-mehk zor-oon-dah kahl-mahk".
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