GET FLUENT TURKISH SPEAKER IN A WEEK

Discover the Turkish alphabet in this first lesson: Turkish has 29 letters, including 2 vowels and 21 consonants, with some letters not in the English alphabet.

Learn practical Turkish greetings, introductions, and farewells, including hello, how are you, what's your name, nice to meet you, and various time-of-day greetings like good morning and good night.

Learn how to say where you are from in Turkish using nationality suffixes, with practical examples from America, Russia, Germany, Jordan, India, and more, plus language-country mappings.

Memorize Turkish vocabulary and commonly used verbs, with attention to intonation and pronunciation of Turkish words, to boost fluency in a week.

Learn to say what is this, what is that, and how to form plural nouns in Turkish, with attention to near and far demonstratives, translations, and intonation practice.

Master Turkish numbers from one to twenty and extend to hundred, thousand, million, billion, and trillion with practical examples and pronunciation practice.

Learn how to count in Turkish and form ordinal numbers, with examples for first, second, and beyond, plus a simple rule to help practice Turkish numbers.

Learn to count and name rational numbers in Turkish, practice writing the first four, and understand how the numerator expresses parts of numbers in a beginner lesson.

Learn how to tell time in Turkish with practical phrases for hours and minutes, practicing expressions like eight o'clock, nine o'clock, ten o'clock, half past nine, and quarter to twelve.

Learn the Turkish calendar and seasons (mevsimler) with months and days of the week for beginners. Practice pronunciation and memorize easily through repetition.

Learn essential Turkish apartment vocabulary, including sitting room, bedroom, kitchen, and garden, and practice asking where you live through a dialogue set in Istanbul.

Learn Turkish possessive pronouns and possessives through simple examples like my table, your table, and his table, practicing singular and plural forms to become a fluent beginner.

Learn Turkish family vocabulary by exploring terms for father, mother, grandmother, grandfather, uncles, aunts, siblings, and in-laws, and how these relationships are named.

Learn common Turkish vocabulary with a focus on intonation and pronunciation to speak more fluently. Practice how words may be written separately but spoken together to sound natural.

Learn basic Turkish identity vocabulary, including passport, surname, father's and mother's names, nationality, date of birth, address, profession, gender, marital status, and photo terms.

This lecture teaches Turkish plural nouns (çoğul isimler) with table and bowl examples, and guides learners through fill-in-the-blank practice exercises to reinforce learning.

Learn Turkish occupation vocabulary with practical dialogues and pronunciation practice. Match professions with pictures, discuss desires to become pilots, dentists, or architects, and explore choosing careers with parental guidance.

Master colors (renkler) to expand Turkish vocabulary and speaking ability. The course guides you to become a fluent Turkish speaker in a week.

Master the present continuous tense in Turkish with practical rules and examples, including how to form sentences across pronouns using the verb to be.

Memorize common Turkish words, repeat after me, and practice them in sentences to master pronunciation and intonation; aim to memorize in a week, even in a few days.

Learn imperatives in Turkish and in English with simple rules and practical examples like write, open, stand up, and let him write; engage in guided practice.

Learn to ask for directions in Turkish and locate places like the bank, university, hospital, and petrol station, while practicing left, right, straight, and distance cues.

Learn how indefinite adjectives in Turkish use with countable and uncountable nouns, using examples like some bread, some water, some money, and 'sometimes' phrases.

Master practical Turkish by learning common words for fruits and vegetables, building confidence in everyday conversations within a week.

Learn essential Turkish market vocabulary and phrases for asking prices, with food items like meat, bread, milk, jam, cheese, and eggs, plus translation practice.

Learn Turkish vocabulary with emphasis on intonation and pronunciation, memorize words quickly, and seek help if any part is unclear in this Learn Vocabulary 3 session.

Discover how to express 'I want' and 'they want' in Turkish using the verb istemek, with present-tense suffixes and examples like I want to sleep and they want to eat.

Master Turkish simple past tense by applying root-based suffix rules, with examples and practice to form affirmative and negative sentences.

Learn to express there is and there is no in Turkish using singular and plural forms with everyday objects like tables, baskets, and mice.

Learn how to use positive and negative adjective suffixes in Turkish, with examples like coffee with milk and coffee without milk, and practice translating sentences between Turkish and English.

Learn Turkish weather vocab and how to ask about today's weather in cities like Istanbul and London, with translation practice, picture matching, and temperature questions.

Learn Turkish clothing shop vocabulary, including garments like shirt, trousers, jacket, skirt, and shoes, colors, sizes, and how to ask prices in Turkish lira.

Learn Turkish vocabulary, memorize common words, and focus on pronunciation and intonation to speak more effectively.

Learn Turkish yer and yön zarfları by practicing directions—from forward and backward to left and right, inside and outside—and applying turn-right and look-left prompts with real-world scenes.

Learn basic Turkish for a hospital setting, including body parts, common symptoms, and phrases to see a doctor, with simple dialogue and day-to-day expressions.

Explore the simple future tense in Turkish for beginners, using suffix rules based on the verb root's last letter, with examples like I will do and translation practice.

Explore animals (hayvanlar) and build Turkish vocabulary through photo prompts and concepts about the hive.

Learn to use reflexive pronouns like myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, and ourselves in Turkish with verbs. Explore examples such as going to school by myself or by themselves.