Turkish Classes: Why to learn Turkish with
FluentinTurkish.com?
Big websites and apps try to teach you every language with the same syllabus by matching photos and words. And they fail. Our syllabus is designed for only the Turkish language and we constantly adapt it according to learners’ needs.
After You Complete the Course, You Will Be Able To
Understand Turkish movies, newspapers, or Turkish series.
Use slang words, expressions, and basic argot that you cannot find anywhere else.
Master Turkish grammar and have enough knowledge to pass B1+ levels in exams.
Check Out The Free Lessons
Audio: Talking About Your Schedule With a Friend
- Beginner Level
In the dialogue, you’ll hear two colleagues talking about the schedule of one of them. You’ll learn some useful sentences like “How’s schedule tomorrow?” or “Do you want to meet tomorrow?“.
Exercise: A-type Vowel Harmony
- Beginner Level
You’ll learn how to attach suffixes correctly by using vowel harmony rules. You’ll practice with the locative case suffix (-DA), ablative case suffix (-DAn) and plural suffix (-lAr).
Audio: Talking to the Hotel Receptionist
- Intermediate Level
Having a basic conversation with the hotel receptionist, expressing what you want and asking simple questions can help you a lot during your vacation. In the dialogue, you’ll hear a conversation between a receptionist and a guest.
Exercise: You Will Form Long Sentences With These Suffixes
- Intermediate Level
In this lesson, you’ll learn time conjunctions such as When, Before, After. At the end of this lesson, you’ll be able to connect phrases and form complex sentences.
Learn Turkish: 3 Reasons
Learning Turkish and about its culture is just fun! In addition to that, you will easily practice Turkish with the large number of Tv series and movies.
Turkey connects Europe, the Middle East and Central Asia.Speaking Turkish is advantageous in business or politics of many countries.
Turkey is a beautiful country full of history and warm-hearted people.Your next vacation might be another reason to learn Turkish.