söylüyorum

Söylyorum is a Turkish phrase that roughly translates to "I'm telling you" or "I'm saying". It is a common expression used in informal conversations, particularly among friends, family, or in a casual setting. The phrase is often used to emphasize or stress the point being made, similar to the English phrase "listen" or "pay attention".

The word "söylerim" is the first person singular form of the verb "söylemek", which means "to say" or "to tell". When used in the phrase "söylyorum", the stress is placed on the second syllable (öy-ly-o-rum). This creates a sense of emphasis, drawing attention to the speaker's message.

In Turkish culture, "söylyorum" is often used to express a sense of warning or caution, similar to the English phrase "listen up". It can also be used to convey a sense of importance or urgency, as in "söylyorum, baglı ol" which roughly translates to "I'm telling you, be careful".

While "söylyorum" is not an idiomatic expression in the classical sense, it has become a commonly used phrase in modern Turkish. Its usage is widespread, particularly among young people, and is often seen as a way to add emphasis or stress to a message.