How do I learn to speak Turkish?

There are several options available when learning how to speak Turkish: hiring a private tutor, enrolling in a language course (in school or online), studying alone with a CD-ROM or audio course, joining an exchange program, or practicing conversational Turkish with a native speaker (a so-called tandem partner).

Is it easy to learn Turkish?

Turkish isn’t hard to learn. That’s partly because there’s no such thing as a “hard language”. Every language becomes accessible with the right learning methods. But, Turkish is especially easy compared to other languages.

Is Turkish language difficult to learn?

It definitely is. And with its easy-to-read alphabet, consistent phonetic pronunciations, and organized structure, it isn’t as hard to learn as many other languages. As you begin your Turkish learning journey, here are three tips to maximize the time and effort you put in.

Is it hard to learn Turkish grammar online?

Learning Turkish grammar doesn’t have to be either boring or hard. That’s exactly why our world-class linguists have created a fun and friendly Turkish grammar exercises so you can enjoy learning Turkish. Inside the app, you will find 3 different sections dedicated to learning the Turkish grammar online.

How can I learn Turkish in 3 steps?

1 Method 1 of 3: Mastering the Turkish Alphabet. Pronounce most Turkish consonants like you would in English. 2 Method 2 of 3: Understanding Basic Grammar and Sentence Structure. Use a suffix with a pronoun to convey a state of being. 3 Method 3 of 3: Immersing Yourself in the Language. Listen to Turkish music often.

How long does it take to learn Turkish online?

Inside the app, you will find 3 different sections dedicated to learning the Turkish grammar online. Each section consists of 7 or 8 grammar lessons that take around 5 minutes each to complete.

How to speak Turkish fluently?

Thinking fast while attaching the suffixes (doing it automatically) is a must to speak Turkish fluently. Here’s a list of suffixes in Turkish grammar. (If you click them, you’ll go to the video) Check the sidebar for more suffixes.