Turkish Language Course - A2

Learn the Turkish simple present tense, applying suffixes -ar/-er and the four-way -ır/-ir/-ur/-ür with vowel harmony, including the negative suffix -ze and the exception verbs.

Learn to form simple present tense questions in Turkish, with positive and negative forms for single- and multi-syllable verbs, using suffixes, vowel harmony, and buffer letters.

Explore the Turkish reported past tense, its suffixes -mış, -miş, -muş, -müş, and two-way vowel harmony, with examples using ben, sen, o, biz, siz, onlar.

Master how to form reported past tense questions in Turkish, using four-way vowel harmony, miş/mış/muş/müş suffixes, and buffer letters for positive and negative questions.

Learn the Turkish preposition with and how it attaches to object pronouns and nouns. Practice with examples like are you coming with me and I am coming with you.

Learn how to use like and as much as in Turkish sentences, with examples such as gibi, as hard as, not as smart as, and as soft as cotton.

Learn to use 'according to' in Turkish sentences, applying object pronouns and the -jar suffix to personal pronouns with practical example sentences.

Learn to use Turkish before and after conjunctions with nouns and verbs, applying suffixes and vowel harmony to create phrases like before breakfast and after I wake up.

Learn to connect cause and effect in Turkish with because and because of that, including examples using the accusative suffix and phrases like bu yüzden or bu nedenle.

Explore Turkish imperatives (emir kipi) for you, he/she, you plural, and they, using stem forms and vowel harmony suffixes to construct positive and negative commands.

Learn how to use can and be able to in Turkish with the simple present tense, pronoun suffixes, two-way vowel harmony, and negative forms through practical examples.

Learn how Turkish adverbs of manner form from adjectives by applying suffix rules based on the adjective final vowel and letter, with examples like quickly, slowly, carefully, quietly, and angrily.

Learn Turkish adverbs of time, including always, often, usually, sometimes, rarely, and never, with examples using now, before, after, yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

Master Turkish 'either or' and 'neither nor' constructions using ya, ya da, and ne, ne de, with examples like buying bread, leaving a phone, and learning Turkish or Persian.

Learn four essential Turkish suffixes that link actions and convey sequence, choice, and negation, including the -ip suffix, -arak/-erek, -ma/-me, and -meden/-meden, with vowel harmony guidance.

explore the Turkish suffixes -mak için and -mak üzere, their use with vowel harmony, and how each conveys purpose or near-future meaning in speech and news contexts.

Explore Turkish pronouns and possessives, including me, to me, my, and mine, and master accusative and dative suffix usage with benim, senin, onun, bizim, sizin, onlarin ki forms.

Learn to form Turkish sentences using suffixes with two-way vowel harmony and the buffer letter, turning statements into offers or questions with ma/me.

Learn basic math operations in Turkish, including subtraction, addition, division, and multiplication, and practice writing equations with Turkish terminology and signs.

Explore the Turkish vowel dropping rule: a closed vowel in the last syllable drops when a vowel-starting suffix is added, with many body parts and daily words.

Discover Turkish time suffixes -dur, -den beri, and -den...kadar to express duration, starting points, from-to intervals, and continuous tense usage.

Master Turkish word order by using the sequence subject, time, location, object, and verb, illustrated with benim kuzenim bu sabah kütüphanede bir mektup yazdı.

Discover three Turkish suffixes -lı/-li/-lu/-lü, -sız/-suz/-suz, and -lık, and how four-way vowel harmony shapes their use, with tea with sugar and coffee with milk as examples.

Master pekiştirme sıfatları by strengthening Turkish adjectives: insert p between the first two letters of consonant-starting adjectives, or use the first vowel for vowel-starting ones, for very or really.

Explore Turkish homonyms, where a single word carries multiple meanings. Understand how context reveals these meanings in Turkish, with examples across noun and verb usage from the lesson.

Learn how to express direct speech in Turkish using quotation marks, translate sentences, and apply verbs like dedi, sordu, and cevap verdi, along with diye for reported speech.