Turkish people might say hello or greet each other in a few different ways, depending on the situation and the level of formality. Here are a few standard options:


"Merhaba" - This is the most common way to say hello in Turkish and can be used in various situations. It is generally considered a friendly and informal greeting.

"Nasılsın?" - This means "How are you?" and can be used as a greeting, similar to "Hello" in English.
"Selam" - This is another standard greeting in Turkish, similar to "Merhaba." It is generally considered more formal than "Merhaba". It is often used when greeting someone for the first time or in more formal settings.

"İyi günler" - This means "good day" and can be used as a greeting similar to "Hello" in English. It is generally more formal than "Merhaba" or "Selam."

It's also worth noting that in Turkish culture, it is common to greet people with a handshake or kiss them on the cheek (one kiss on the right cheek). This is more common among friends and family but can also be done with acquaintances or business associates in some cases.