345: How dare you come here?

Subtitles:

Can! sen ne yüzle geldin buraya? = Can! How dare you come here? = Can! How dare you show your face in here?

Vocabulary:

sen [= you] ne? [= what?] yüzle geldin [= you dare to come; you dare to show your face] past simple from yüzle gelmek [= to dare to show one's face] buraya [= here; over here] Tip: “yüzle geldin” is an idiomatic expression and thus it cannot be translated literally. It is composed of the word “yüz” [face] + the suffix "-le" [= with] + “geldin” [= you came]. The meaning here is [= how dare you show your face]. You can also use “hangi” [=which] instead of “ne”: hangi yüzle geldin buraya? It is said in situations where the person you are talking to has done something bad and should be ashamed of himself/herself, yet they show up as they are shameless [yüzsüz= (lit. without face) shameless; cheeky; barefaced; brazen]. The following two expressions can be used to say "You've got some nerve coming here!": Hangi cesaretle geldin buraya? [cesaretle= boldly; daringly; bravely] Ne cüretle geldin buraya? [ne cüretle= how dare]

  

Extra Phrases:

Your face is red. = Yüzün kızarmış. His/Her face turned white. = Yüzü beyazladı. Your face is pale. = Yüzün solgun.  It’s written all over your face. = Yüzünden okunuyor. How dare you! = Bu ne cüret! How dare you speak like that? = Ne cüretle böyle konuşursun? What a nerve! = Ne cesaret! I admire your courage! = Cesaretine hayranım! I lost heart; I was discouraged. = Cesaretim kırıldı.

Video is from the Turkish Series "İlişki Durumu: Karışık"

English Title: "Relationship Status: It's Complicated"