Learn Turkish - Beginner to Advanced

Learn Turkish vowels by seeing how each vowel appears in example words like araba and ekmek, and practice recognizing and pronouncing them across common Turkish terms.

Practice reading Turkish with short words to focus on the pronunciation of each letter, using examples like heart, glass, book, language, tomorrow, door, game, blood, and bread.

Practice Turkish conversation through a guided dialogue with word-by-word translations to track understanding before diving into Turkish grammar, review vocabulary, and reinforce hobby and job vocabulary.

Explore Turkish possessive pronouns: benim, senin, onun, bizim, sizin, onların; practice with sentences like bu benim and bizim ev to describe people and objects.

Learn to conjugate the first group of Turkish front verbs in the present simple, using suffixes erim, razin, rea, and misiniz, with extra vowels before suffixes when needed.

Explore present simple Turkish conjugation of can, with vowel harmony suffixes for each pronoun, and practice on five verbs including to do, to go, and to come.

Explore present simple conjugation of the Turkish verb to must, using suffixes aligned with big vowel harmony. Practice with examples, covering I, you, he/she, we, you plural, and they forms.

Learn to recognize plural nouns in the accusative case and apply extended suffixes in Turkish, guided by big vowel harmony and the fact that Turkish nouns have no gender.

Learn the days of the week in Turkish, build essential vocabulary, and practice sentences that reference days, the week, and the weekend.

Learn Turkish family tree vocabulary from mother and father to siblings, aunts, uncles, cousins, and grandchildren, with terms like baba, abla, hala, teyze, amca, dayı, yeğen, torun, bebek.

Learn bakery vocabulary and common product names, including white bread, brown bread, grain bread, sandwich, cookie, cake, dessert, donut, milk, and water.

Learn Turkish supermarket vocabulary, including cheese, yogurt, egg (yumurta), butter, milk, olive oil, vinegar, sea salt, pepper, rice, lentils, chickpeas, and beans.

Explore Turkish desserts, from oven baked rice pudding scented with rose water or vanilla to kazandibi, lokma fritters, baklava, and ice cream thickened with mastic resin and salep.

Explore Turkish vocabulary for occupations in the food sector, including cook, chef, waiter, garcon, waitress, barman, pastry chef, barista, cashier, and cleaner.

Learn to tell the time in Turkish using key terms gesh for after, kirik for quarter, bucek for half, and color for before, with examples from 10:00, 10:05, and 10:45.

Conjugate the second group of Turkish front verbs in the past simple using person suffixes and adjust suffixes for certain root endings, with examples like walk, think, and transform.

Master the past simple conjugation of the Turkish verb to must by exploring suffixes, big vowel harmony, and root-based forms, then practice with five verbs through examples.

Master the future simple conjugation of Turkish first-group back verbs. Use person-number suffixes and add a y when the root ends in a vowel.

Explore the third and final group of bag verbs in Turkish future simple, learn their exceptional conjugation and suffixes, and practice forming work, take, stay, meet, and separate.

Explore present continuous conjugation of bag verbs in Turkish, focusing on first group with AR root and practicing suffix patterns for verbs like to write, to understand, and to sell.

Delve into the third and final group of back verbs in the present continuous, detailing their exceptional conjugation and the root plus r plus olmak pattern with examples.

Master the third and final group of Turkish front verbs in the present continuous, learning their exceptional conjugation and forming it from the verb root, r, and olmak suffixes.

Learn Turkish reflexive pronouns and practice using myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, yourselves, and themselves in example sentences.

Discover the third and final group of bag verbs in Turkish, with exceptional conjugation and suffix patterns. Practice conjugating verbs like to work, to take, to stay across all persons.

Master Turkish imperatives by forming commands in the second person singular and plural, using verb roots and suffixes aligned with big vowel harmony across verb categories.

Explore plural nouns in the ablative case in Turkish, apply big vowel harmony, and extend suffixes to form ablative plurals with examples like birds, shoes, rings, and stations.

Explore how conjunctions express comparison, including like or as, and as if. See examples that show how they connect clauses and convey similarity.

Explore the third and final group of front verbs in Turkish future perfect, featuring exceptional conjugation and fixed suffixes like oligo and Ola Jackson, with bilmek and vermek as examples.

Continue your journey as a Turkish speaker by using the course resources, grammar explanations, and vocabulary lists to read, speak, and listen more.