The clip is credited to Turkish singer Koray Avci and carries the title Hos Geldin, the everyday Turkish phrase for welcome. Shared as a short standalone sound, it has found a second life among creators who want a warm, recognisable greeting without recording one themselves. Its appeal comes from its clarity and cultural familiarity, especially for Turkish-speaking audiences, and from how easily it fits intros, reactions and social clips. Because the phrase is universally understood in Turkey, it continues to work as a friendly opening across videos and messages.
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Koray Avci says Hos Geldin in this short Turkish welcome greeting clip, often used as a friendly intro for videos, streams and messages and edits.
This eight-second clip captures Koray Avci delivering the Turkish greeting Hos Geldin, meaning welcome, in a warm and upbeat tone that instantly feels like an invitation to stay. The voice is clear and friendly, with a natural musical phrasing that makes the greeting feel personal rather than formal. Because it is short and immediately recognisable, it works as a welcoming opener that sets a light, positive mood before the main content begins. Listeners hear a cheerful hello that signals hospitality, making it easy to pair with arrivals, introductions and first moments in a video.