Azerbaijani: Beginner to Intermediate (A1-A2-B1)

Trace the evolution of the Azerbaijani alphabet from Arabic to Latin and Cyrillic scripts, and master vowels and consonants through practical pronunciation and example words.

Practice Azerbaijani pronunciation and reading by following slides with word lists and a short text, repeating slowly, then reading aloud at normal speed to understand letters.

Learn the Azerbaijani vowel harmony rule, distinguish back and front vowels, rounded and unrounded vowels, and how suffixes attach based on the last syllable for accurate grammar.

Learn how suffixes in this language follow a strict order guided by harmony, including plural, possessive, locative, and ablative endings, and how AT-AT and type versions shape them.

Master Azerbaijani word order by practicing subject–object–verb structures. Learn that adjectives precede nouns, and that numbers before nouns do not pluralize; the number indicates how many items there are.

Learn Azerbaijani personal pronouns, including singular and plural forms, the formal versus informal address, and how suffixes modify pronouns for possession and case. Understand pronoun placement and omission in conversation.

Discover how to form the Azerbaijani present tense with am, is, are using suffixes and vowel harmony, including a-type and e-type variants for accurate sentence construction.

Master the negation of the present tense verb to be in Azerbaijani by using the negation particle with attached personal suffixes for singular and plural forms.

Explore the Azerbaijani past tense of the verb to be (was, were) and the negation particle dale. Practice forming sentences with subject, past marker, and personal endings.

Learn how to negate the past tense of the verb to be, using was not and were not, with example sentences and notes on sentence structure and negation particles.

Learn to express nationality and language in Azerbaijani using country names and suffixes to form language labels and adjectives, with capitalization rules and practical examples.

Explore Azerbaijani suffixes da, də that denote two and function as locative case markers, distinguish conjunctive versus locative uses, and observe vowel harmony with practical examples.

Master essential Azerbaijani greetings, farewells, and gratitude through practical social dialogues, including how to ask someone's name, express 'i'm fine,' and say see you tomorrow in formal and informal contexts.

Practice essential phrases in Azari through a bilingual speaking exercise, repeating greetings, introductions, and common questions like where are you from and see you later, with dialogues included.

Master possessive pronouns and noun endings in Azerbaijani by applying proper suffixes to nouns, considering consonant and vowel endings and forming forms like my book and my name.

Learn how to form questions in Azerbaijani using question words, intonation, and verb suffixes, with practical examples and pronunciation tips.

Explore how interrogative pronouns such as who, what, where, and how function, and how case suffixes, including locative and genitive forms, attach to them in sentences.

Learn how Azerbaijani interrogative pronouns where, which, and how are used in sentences, including their placement before verbs and the role of locative and ablative suffixes.

Learn how Azerbaijani demonstrative pronouns this, these, that, those function and form by adding buffer letters and case suffixes, with examples of possessive and personal pronouns in sentences.

Explore Azerbaijani personal addressing, comparing efendi and Hanun, and learn when to use bay, madam, or miss based on whether the name is known.

Learn how to express yes and no in Azerbaijani, compare two yes forms—one formal for speeches and meetings—and use no forms with formal versus everyday usage.

Explore how Azerbaijani forms noun plurals by adding the suffixes -lar/-lər. Note that when numbers precede the noun, you do not attach plural suffixes, unlike English.

Explore there is and there are in Azerbaijani, using var and yall for positive and negative statements, with sentence endings and examples like room, garden, and do you have money.

Learn to form past tense there was and there were in Azerbaijani using the past particle ed, with no personal suffixes, plus examples.

Count in azerbaijani from 1 to 100, practice 1 to 20 pronunciation, and form 21 to 30 by adding digits to twenty; read three-digit numbers using hundreds and thousands.

Learn essential family vocabulary and relatives in Azerbaijani through a guided dialogue, with pronunciation practice and English translations to reinforce description of your family.

Practice speaking Azerbaijani with essential greetings and basic dialogues, including how to say hello, ask about a friend, introduce family, and read dialogues with translations.

Engage in a dictation exercise that trains listening at normal and slow speeds, writing what you hear, and self-correcting. The session shows the text and translation for verification.

Learn how Azerbaijani verbs form the present tense by joining infinitive endings mac and maag to the stem, applying present tense suffixes with harmony rules, and forming negation.

learn how to form past tense in Azerbaijani, including definite and indefinite past with suffixes -di and mish/mash/mush, and how to negate by suffixing after the verb stem.

Explore how to form the Azerbaijani future tense by adding two suffixes to the verb stem with personal endings, and use ma or matt for negation.

Learn how the Azerbaijani verb istəmək, meaning to want, is formed and used before another verb to express desire, with present-tense conjugation via personal suffixes.

Practice Azerbaijani dialogue at the food store by analyzing present, past, and future tense forms, and work with translations to identify suffixes and personal pronouns.

Practice speaking by listening to English sentences and then repeating them in Azerbaijani, reinforcing unit phrases and pronunciation.

Join a dictation exercise that guides you to listen at normal and slow speeds, transcribe the text, and check your writing by correcting errors and reviewing the full text.

Learn Azerbaijani noun cases, focusing on nominative and genitive. Discover how suffixes mark possessors and possessed words, with examples and vowel harmony rules.

Learn how the dative and accusative cases use suffixes attached to word endings, with last-letter adjustments like q or k and practical sentence examples.

Explore Azerbaijani locative and ablative noun cases using suffixes to mean on or at and from, with examples like in cafe and from London.

Learn how to ask for and understand directions on the street in Azerbaijani while examining blue-highlighted case suffixes in a guided dialogue with translations.

Engage in azerbaijani speaking practice through guided repetition, review, and bilingual text, focusing on common questions like 'where's the bus station' and everyday phrases.

Engage in Azerbaijani dictation practice that alternates between normal and slow speeds, listening and writing, then reviewing and correcting errors with a bilingual text.