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How does "güleryüz" translate to "smiling face" in Turkish?
"gülmek" means "to laugh", "yüz" means "face", but neither Google Translate, nor Tureng translate "güleryüz" as "smiling face". Tureng translates it as "favor", Google Translate - as "geniality". Wouldn't "smiling face" be "gülen yüz"?
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How does "güleryüz" translate to "smiling face" in Turkish?
"gülmek" means "to laugh", "yüz" means "face", but neither Google Translate, nor Tureng translate "güleryüz" as "smiling face". Tureng translates it as "favor", Google Translate - as "geniality". Wouldn't "smiling face" be "gülen yüz"?
