Gülüyorlar

Gülüyorlar is a Turkish word that translates to "they are laughing" in English. It is the third-person plural present continuous tense of the verb "gülmek," which means "to laugh." The word is formed by taking the verb stem "gül-" and adding the present continuous suffix "-üyor" and the third-person plural suffix "-lar."

The act of laughing is a universal human expression often associated with amusement, joy, or mirth. In Turkish culture, as in many others, laughter is a common social interaction. The phrase "gülüyorlar" can be used in various contexts, such as describing people observed laughing in public, recounting a shared humorous experience, or indicating a general atmosphere of happiness and lightheartedness.

For example, one might say "Çocuklar parkta gülüyorlar" which means "The children are laughing in the park." Another example could be "Arkadaşlarıma anlattığım fıkraya herkes gülüyorlar," translating to "Everyone is laughing at the joke I told my friends." The simple present continuous form of the verb effectively conveys the ongoing action of laughing by multiple individuals.