How to say ‘how much’ in Turkish
In Turkish
Ne kadar?
Pronunciation: NEH ka-dar
Capital letters mark the stressed syllable.
In a sentence
Bu ne kadar?
How much is this?
Real life
When you’ll use it
The universal price question — safe with anyone.
Big Numbers & Prices
Prices in Türkiye live between ten and a few hundred lira — and they fly past fast.
In conversation
Hear it in a real exchange
At the Pazar. Saturday morning — Martyna braves the neighborhood pazar alone for the first time, shopping list in hand.
- Martyna
Merhaba! Domates ne kadar?
Hello! How much are the tomatoes?
- Satıcı (vendor)
Kilosu yirmi beş lira, abla.
Twenty-five liras a kilo, sister.
Culture note
Good to know
‘Kilosu yirmi beş lira’ — ‘its kilo is 25 liras’. Vendors quote prices per kilo with this -su ending; just listen for the number.
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