Turkish Language Course - B2

Learn present Turkish passive (edilgen) and how verb endings determine the suffix: vowels use n, consonants use l, with an exception for ending in l.

Discover how Turkish forms passive sentences in the past, using n for vowel-ending verbs and l for consonant-ending ones, with Tarafindan constructions and examples.

Explore reflexive verbs in Turkish and distinguish them from passive verbs by examining how subject and object relate, using examples like I got dressed and I prepared myself.

Learn to express when in Turkish with the -dık/-dık suffix, vowel harmony, and possessive and locative suffixes. Use the -dık zaman form for time clauses and practice negation and imperatives.

Explore Turkish suffixes donda and inja, with inja alternating by four-way vowel harmony. Learn to decide whether actions are sequential or simultaneous and apply the correct suffix.

Explore how to use since in Turkish with nouns and verbs, including suffix variations and possessive forms (-den beri, -dığından beri), through examples like last summer and our last meeting.

Explore Turkish verbal adjectives (sifat fiiller) and how suffixes alter by vowel harmony to describe ongoing, past, and future actions, with practical examples.

Master Turkish verbal adjective suffixes for the subject, using two-way vowel harmony, with examples like the woman who is dancing and the man who is sitting next to me.

Learn how Turkish uses a combined suffix to express 'as soon as,' pairing the simple present positive with negative forms, with practical examples.

Learn how to use until with verbs in Turkish using kadar and suffixes, with two-way vowel harmony, illustrated by examples like until I pass the exam and until you return.

Learn how Turkish uses until with kadash, dek, dein, and dean, through examples like until he reached istanbul and until i die, including literary usage.

Discover how to use R-tec in Turkish, mastering its two meanings: anymore and now, through lesson examples.

Master the Turkish phrase for from now on with bundan sonra and bundan boyle and apply it to daily statements like I will study Turkish every day.

Master how to express 'by' in Turkish using Tarafindan and the jar suffix, with rules for singular versus plural subjects and examples like teachers, scientists, and university students.

Learn Turkish conjunctions such as ama, however, fortunately, besides, moreover, and not only but also, through examples on passing exams, buying a computer, and arriving home before rain.

Explore the Turkish causative voice with its three suffixes—dush, t, and ra—and learn to convert sentences into meanings like I had my hair cut or I made someone wake up.

Explore how Turkish de expresses so that with different pronouns and imperative suffixes, as well as accusative and optative forms.

Learn how to use diye as because in Turkish, form sentences with a reason and a result, swap their order, and apply it across tenses.

Explore the uses of de in Turkish, including that, in case, called, such, and with, with examples like a library in Istanbul called Rahmi and there is no such thing.