Learn Azerbaijani - Beginner to Advanced

Explore Azerbaijani alphabet in Latin script, 32 letters with no w and seven unique letters, then learn its two categories and practice reading with small words, longer words, and sentences.

Explore Azerbaijani vowels through a series of example words. See vowels illustrated in words like automobile, ev, ish, iklim, otuz, Osman, make, u2, zoom, asr, and f.

Explore Azerbaijani consonants with pronunciation and examples, covering letters b, d, g, h, j, k, l, m, n, p, r, s, and z with words binah and tasvir.

Practice reading skills and pronunciation of Azerbaijani letters by reading short words together. Repeat the words and focus on pronunciation, preparing you for longer words in the next video.

Practice Azerbaijani reading with longer and challenging words, focusing on pronunciation over memorization. Revisit the lesson to master letter sounds and prepare for the next short-sentence reading video.

Practice reading short Azerbaijani sentences and repeat after us to focus on pronunciation, with guidance to rewatch the video if pronunciation is difficult.

Learn Azerbaijani basics through seven lessons focusing on greetings, how are you, and essential vocabulary for small conversations, with formal and informal address and a sample translated dialogue.

Learn to ask someone where they are from and to say where you are from in Azerbaijani, including common country names and pronunciation, through a guided dialogue and translations.

Learn how to ask someone what languages they speak and how to state the languages you speak in Azerbaijani, using informal and formal forms and a sample dialogue.

Learn how to ask and tell ages in Azerbaijani, with informal and formal forms, and a short dialogue with ages like 25 and 23.

Learn how to ask a person what their hobbies are and how to express your own hobbies in Azerbaijani, using informal and formal forms and example dialogue.

Learn to ask and tell professions and studies in Azerbaijani, using phrases for what you do and what you study, with examples like doctor, teacher, economics, biology.

Listen to an Azerbaijani conversation that covers vocabulary learned so far, then repeat with word-by-word English translation before diving into grammar. Practice basic Azerbaijani greetings and everyday vocabulary.

Master the big vowel harmony in Azerbaijani: back vowels and front vowels align throughout a word based on the initial vowel, with loanwords sometimes mixing vowels.

Explore Azerbaijani personal pronouns and their usage through practical examples. Practice with sentences like I live in Azerbaijan, what language do you speak, and they are good friends.

Explore Azerbaijani sentence structure with subject–object–verb order, learn to form declarative and interrogative sentences with the same word order, and identify subjects, objects, and verbs through examples.

Learn how to form questions in Azerbaijani using rising intonation and sentence-ending suffixes based on vowel harmony. Explore the four suffix variants and see examples in interrogative sentences.

Identify singular nouns in the nominative case in Azerbaijani. Explore how the six cases influence subject noun conjugation, vowel harmony, and lack of gender.

Explore the nominative case for subject nouns and plural nouns in Azerbaijani by applying vowel harmony, using back vs front vowels, noting no gender, and suffix rules with examples.

Learn Azerbaijani possessive pronouns, including my, your, his, her, its, our, and their; practice them in sentences like my bag, your name, his car, and their cats.

Explore the present simple conjugation of A verbs in Azerbaijani, with four categories and suffixes for each person, illustrated by to throw, to run, and to sell.

Conjugate b verbs in the present simple by adding person-suffixes and inserting a y between stem and suffix, with examples demek, girmek, içmek, and sevmek.

Conjugate present simple c verbs in Azerbaijani by adding person- and number-based suffixes such as aurum, erson, or, urug, personas, and aller.

Learn to conjugate Azerbaijani d verbs in the present simple, using suffixes urum, ursan, or, Baruch, ursinus, and orlar, with examples like think, take, and swim.

Azerbaijani present simple verb to be forms with suffixes that follow vowel harmony, including I am, you are, he is, we are, you are (plural), and they are.

Explore the present simple conjugation of the verb to can in Azerbaijani, formed with suffixes, with examples for I can, you can, we can, and they can.

Learn the present simple conjugation of the verb to must in Azerbaijani, using vowel-harmony suffixes with singular and plural forms, including gender-specific they forms for men and women.

Learn three Azerbaijani negation methods: dale at the end, yoktur constructions indicating absence, and ma/ma suffixes with vowel harmony, with examples.

Identify singular nouns in the Azerbaijani accusative case, used as the sentence object. Apply suffixes by last vowel harmony; nouns have no gender; add n if ends in a vowel.

Learn to recognize and form plural nouns in accusative in Azerbaijani, applying vowel harmony, noting no gender, and extending suffixes when nouns end with la to add e for accusatives.

Learn how Azerbaijani object pronouns are formed from personal pronouns by adding letters, and practice using examples like seni, onu, bizi, sizi, onlari.

Learn to count from zero to twenty in Azerbaijani, practicing the numbers and their pronunciations. Complete a quick exercise to recall the sequence 0 to 20.

Learn to count in Azerbaijani from 20 to 100 by combining a tens word with the unit, and practice reading and guessing numbers from a table, including examples like 39.

Learn to count from 100 to 1000 in Azerbaijani, focusing on forming hundreds by placing the amount before 100 and practicing 100–1000 with examples.

Learn to count from 1000 to 10,000 in Azerbaijani, mastering the thousand unit 'min' and numbers up to ten thousand.

Learn how Azerbaijani ordinal numbers form from cardinal numbers by adding a suffix based on vowel harmony, with examples birinci, ikinci, üçüncü, dokuzuncu, and usage in sentences.

Learn Azerbaijani demonstrative pronouns, starting with bu meaning this and bunlar meaning these, with example phrases for notebooks, roses, and pencils.

Explore essential Azerbaijani vocabulary across days and months, family, weather, colors, food, clothing and body parts, travel and bakery terms, home items, and Azerbaijan’s celebration days in 23 videos.

Learn the days of the week in Azerbaijani, build vocabulary including greetings and weekend terms, and practice using days in simple sentences.

Learn to name the months in Azerbaijani and observe capitalization rules while practicing with example sentences about July and August.

Learn the family tree and essential relative terms—mother, father, brother, sister, aunts, uncles, grandparents, nephews, nieces—with example sentences in Azerbaijani.

Learn Azerbaijani weather vocabulary and practice sentences about conditions like hot, cold, foggy, windy, rain, snow, and seasons, including how the weather is today and it's raining a lot.

Discover Azerbaijani color vocabulary by learning common color names such as white, black, red, yellow, green, blue, gray, brown, purple, beige, pink, and orange.

Learn Azerbaijani fruit vocabulary by listing common fruits such as mavi, alma, orange, mandarin, lemon, kiwi, and more in this lesson.

Learn Azerbaijani vegetable vocabulary, including potato, carrot, zucchini, cabbage, onion, pepper, tomato, cucumber, corn, eggplant, and broccoli, and practice forming simple sentences to request items.

Explore Azerbaijani sports vocabulary, including football, badminton, hockey, volleyball, basketball, tennis, baseball, golf, boxing, swimming, running, and bodybuilding. Practice recognizing and naming these sports in everyday conversations.

Learn azerbaijani animal vocabulary, including cat, dog, goose, bird, bullock, fish, horse, cow, sheep, pig, rabbit, and chicken, with simple practice phrases.

Learn Azerbaijani clothing vocabulary through a focus on everyday items, including gym clothes, winter jackets, sweaters, suits, pants/jeans, t-shirts, shorts, dresses, underwear, tights, leggings, socks, swimsuits, bikinis, and shoes.

Learn Azerbaijani clothing vocabulary, including sneakers, boots, flip-flops, sandals, scarves, purses, wallets, backpacks, hats, beanies, wristwatches, sunglasses, gloves, and ties.

Learn Azerbaijani body parts, from head and eye to toe, with a clear list of terms like nose, mouth, ear, neck, chest, back, shoulder, arm, leg, knee, foot, and toe.

Learn Azerbaijani vocabulary for the earth by naming continents and oceans, plus celestial terms like sun and moon, as introduced in the lesson.

Acquire Azerbaijani home vocabulary by learning terms for rooms and items such as kitchen, dining room, living room, bathroom, bedroom, toilet, garage, balcony, stairs. Practice using these words in sentences.

Learn Azerbaijani bakery vocabulary by naming bread varieties, pastries, desserts, and beverages, including sandwich, croissant, pie, cookie, cake, donut, juice, and water.

Learn essential train station vocabulary in Azerbaijani, including platforma, timetable, piloti boarding pass, birinci rajali first class, autobus, and ictimai toilette, with practice sentences.

Learn airport vocabulary, including terms for airport facilities, airplane, CIA agent, travel agent, security guard, stewardess, taxi, departures, arrivals, customs, boarding pass, time delay, and gate.

Learn essential hotel vocabulary in azerbaijani, including reception, reservation, baggage, single and double rooms, deposits, and facilities like indoor pools and guest baths, with example sentences.

Learn Azerbaijani supermarket vocabulary by naming products like paneer, cheese, olive oil, flour, rice, lentils, and beans, and practice simple requests such as 'I would like beans, please.'

Learn Azerbaijani vocabulary for supermarket products, from vegetables and fruits to detergents, toiletries, and groceries, and practice forming shopping list sentences such as 'I would like shampoo and conditioner, please'.

Explore common food and drink place vocabulary in Azerbaijani, including restaurant, tavern, fish restaurant, steak house, cafe, club, takeaway, and pizzeria, with example sentences.

Explore occupations in the food sector, including space cook, space chef, waiter, waitress, barista, pastry chef, cashier, and bar woman.

Discover Azerbaijan's most important celebration days, including new year, martyrs day, women's day, independence and victory days, national holidays, Ramazan Bayram, and Kurban Bayram.

Learn to tell time in Azerbaijani using dakika for minutes and the after and before markers, slayer and color, with examples from 10:00 to 11:00, including quarter and half.

Reinforces telling time in Azerbaijani, uses am and pm to distinguish before noon and after noon, and teaches morning, noon, afternoon, evening, and night including 7 a.m. and 1 p.m.

Master Azerbaijani question words such as who, where, when, why, what, and how with example phrases to boost everyday language skills.

Learn past simple conjugation of a verbs in Azerbaijani, with four categories and person-based suffixes such as dem, Dennis, and de la used for different pronouns.

Explore the past simple conjugation of B verbs in Azerbaijani by adding person and number suffixes, with examples like enter, drink, and love.

Master the Azerbaijani past simple for C verbs by applying person and number suffixes, and practice with verbs like put, asked, and hit.

Master the past simple conjugation of Azerbaijani d verbs by adding number-based suffixes—dume, done, do, duke, tunas—for all persons, with examples like took and swam.

Learn the Azerbaijani past simple of the verb to be, formed with vowel-harmony suffixes and four variants per form.

Learn how the Azerbaijani past simple form of 'to can' uses suffixes aligned to vowel harmony, with examples like I could build, you could build, and they could build.

Learn the future simple conjugation of a and c verbs in Azerbaijani, using suffixes for each person and number with examples like throw, run, put, sell, ask, and hit.

Learn future simple conjugation of b and d verbs in Azerbaijani by adding suffixes according to number for each person, with examples like think, enter, take, drink, laugh, and swim.

Learn how Azerbaijani expresses the future simple of the verb to be using suffixes governed by vowel harmony, with examples like I will be and we will be.

Identify singular nouns in the Azerbaijani dative case and apply dative suffixes based on back or front vowels, with y prefixed when the noun ends in a vowel.

Learn to form plural nouns in the Azerbaijani dative case by extending plural suffixes according to big vowel harmony, with examples like guslar, atalar, and oyunlar.

Discover how to form comparative and superlative constructions in Azerbaijani using daha and adjective phrases. Apply examples like bigger, smarter, faster, and the most beautiful to master sentence patterns.

Explore Azerbaijani location prepositions, including above, in front of, between, and beside. Learn the suffixes da or de and den, and their use with big vowel harmony.

Explore time prepositions in Azerbaijani, such as at, in, by, around, before, from, since, during, until, and after, formed with noun suffixes affected by big vowel harmony, with usage examples.

Explore the present perfect conjugation of A verbs in Azerbaijani. Add person-specific suffixes such as masum, stan, and misiniz to form I, you, he, we, you plural, and they.

Learn present perfect conjugation of be verbs in Azerbaijani by applying person-based suffixes. Practice with verbs like enter, drink, and love, across first to third person singular and plural.

Conjugate C verbs in the Azerbaijani present perfect by attaching suffixes for person and number: sam, stan, mazdoor, masuk, musunuz, and la, with examples like put, ask, and hit.

Master the Azerbaijani present perfect for d verbs by adding per-person suffixes such as m, n, masuk, and s. See examples with düsünmek (to think) to learn all forms.

Master past perfect conjugation of a verbs in Azerbaijani by applying per person and number suffixes across four groups, with examples like I had run and we had sold.

Conjugate Azerbaijani be verbs in the past perfect by adding suffixes (dem, in, mis d, miss dic, etc.), with examples like to enter, to drink, and to love.

Learn how to conjugate C verbs in Azerbaijani past perfect using suffixes for each person and number, with examples across singular and plural forms.

Learn Azerbaijani - beginner to advanced covers past perfect d verbs, teaching conjugation by person and number with suffixes like mushtuk and la, with examples like I had taught him.

Explore the future perfect a verbs in Azerbaijani by learning four verb categories, suffixes by number and person, and practice conjugations with examples like atma and run.

Learn how to conjugate be verbs in the Azerbaijani future perfect using person and number suffixes, including 'olacak', with example verbs such as enter, drink, and laugh.

Explore conjugating C verbs in the Azerbaijani future perfect by adding person and number suffixes, such as ola and jack. Practice with examples like put, ask, and hit.

Explore the future perfect of d verbs in Azerbaijani and master conjugation with suffixes by person. Apply patterns with mek, take, and swim to see how person forms conjugate.

Explore Azerbaijani object pronouns in depth, review earlier forms, and practice with sentences such as I informed them using mani, sani, onu, bizi, sizi, and onlari.

Learn to recognize singular nouns in the locative case by applying suffixes according to vowel harmony, with back vowels taking da and front vowels taking the corresponding suffix.

Learn to recognize plural nouns in the locative case and apply extended suffixes based on the big vowel harmony, turning nouns like guslar and oyunlar into locative forms.

Explore Azerbaijani reflexive pronouns, such as myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, yourselves, and themselves, and practice using them in example sentences.

Learn adverbs of frequency in Azerbaijani, including everyday, always, almost always, usually, often, sometimes, rarely, and never, with example sentences to improve your speech.

Learn the conditional tense conjugation for a and c verbs in Azerbaijani by adding suffixes sam, son, sa, sug, sana, and salat for each person and number.

Explore how b and d verbs form the Azerbaijani conditional tense using suffixes sam, san, ci, sak, and salat, with examples like think, drink, love, take, and swim.

Learn how to form Azerbaijani imperative by adding suffixes to the verb stem and grouping verbs into four categories. See examples like to run, to cut, and to sell.

Master the imperative in Azerbaijani for B verbs by learning how to conjugate in the second person singular and plural, using verb stems and number suffixes.

Master the imperative for c verbs in Azerbaijani by using the verb stem and suffixes for second person singular and plural, with practical examples like to put and to ask.

Explore the imperative in Azerbaijani for d verbs, learning suffix-based conjugation in second person singular and plural using stems and the suffix un, with examples like think, take, swim.

Learn how singular nouns form the Azerbaijani ablative case, the language's fifth case, by applying suffixes based on back or front vowels within the big vowel harmony.

Learn to recognize plural nouns in the Azerbaijani ablative case. Extend plural suffixes with dan according to big vowel harmony, noting no gender distinctions and singular/plural forms.

learn how to connect clauses and sentences with five categories of conjunctions, including and, but, or, because, and so, with examples to improve your speech.

Explore time-related Azerbaijani conjunctions in this lesson, such as if, while, as soon as, before, after, since, until, and as long as, with practical examples.

Learn how conjunctions connect clauses and sentences to express cause and effect, using because, so that, and causing with clear, example-driven explanations.

Explore conjunctions that refer to conditions, such as if, in case, as long as, and unless, with examples showing how they connect clauses and convey conditions.

Explore opposition conjunctions in Azerbaijani, focusing on although and despite, with examples such as although she's not invited and he remains optimistic despite poor results.

Learn the genitive case for singular Azerbaijani nouns, the last of six cases indicating possession, with suffix rules based on the final vowel and examples like the bird's feather.

Learn to recognize plural nouns in the genitive case and pluralize them using suffix extensions that follow big vowel harmony. Add n after lah endings or in after la endings.

Discover indefinite pronouns in Azerbaijani and learn to use everyone, everywhere, everything, someone, somewhere, something, nobody, nowhere, nothing, anybody, anywhere, and anything to improve your speech.

Learn commonly used Azerbaijani proverbs and their meanings, from gossip spreading to recognizing own faults and practicing practicality, moderation, and kindness for better language understanding and cultural insight.

Celebrate becoming an Azerbaijani speaker and access resources, grammar, and a vocabulary and verb list to read, speak, and listen to continue improving your language skills.