What are you learning Turkish for?
Having a goal in mind keeps you going for longer. Here are 6 fields where Turkish is needed — with sentences of our own to say aloud, notes on when to say what, and the way into the grammar and word lists that go with them. All optional: the learning path stays the same.
Turkish for your holidayGuesthouse, dolmuş, ferry and beach: Turkish that helps straight away on holiday — from arrival to the trip home.37 sentences · 15 wordsTurkish at workColleagues, meetings, calling in sick and applying for a job: Turkish for everyday working life in Turkey and with Turkish colleagues.34 sentences · 15 wordsTurkish at the office, the bank and the doctor’sAppointment, form, account, prescription: Turkish for the things you have to sort out when you live in Turkey for a while.32 sentences · 16 wordsTurkish with neighbours and familyNew neighbours, a family visit, a plate of börek and a word about the noise: Turkish for life next door.32 sentences · 15 wordsTurkish for eating and drinkingBreakfast, lokanta, tea garden and your mother-in-law’s recipe: Turkish for everything that comes to the table.31 sentences · 16 wordsPolite TurkishGreeting, thanking, congratulating, comforting: the set phrases Turkish keeps ready for every situation.31 sentences · 16 words
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