Learn Turkish With Videos, Audio Recordings and Interactive Exercises
Hello, I’m Çağlar Öksüzoğlu, the grammar instructor.
We have designed this well-organized course where you can find everything you need.
The course introduces up-to-date Turkish that is spoken today.
Because of this, you will start understanding the spoken language faster than any method.
At the end of the course, you’ll be able to engage in conversations and be understood by native speakers.
Who Should Take This Course:
Complete beginner up to Intermediate level learners.
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After You Complete the Course, You Will …
Master Turkish grammar and have enough knowledge to pass the B1 level in official exams. Our program doesn’t ignore grammar just because it doesn’t sound attractive to learners.
Understand movies or newspapers because you will learn real Turkish, not the mechanical textbook language that doesn’t exist anymore.
Sound like a native speaker because you will acquire many slang words, expressions and cultural references that you can’t find anywhere else.
Grammar Videos and Printable Notes
We are not babies and we don’t learn the same way they do. These 50+ videos will give you the structure and you’ll be filling it in with vocabulary.
Recordings With Transcript, and Key Explanations
You’ll hear conversational Turkish right from the streets of Istanbul. You’ll see a connection between the language and Turkish culture.
Thousands of Fun Interactive Exercises
When you see a new word or structure, you generally forget the next day. You just need to consider this fact and repeat what you learn regularly with these exercises.
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UNIT 1: Distinct Sounds in the Turkish Language – Video
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UNIT 8: Talking About Your Schedule With a Friend – Audio
Curriculum of the Course
Unit 1: Alphabet
1.1. Start
1.2. Video: Alphabet
06:38 min
1.3. Alphabet – 8 Essential Things That You Should Know
Unit 2: A Nervous Conversation on the First Day of the Turkish Class
2.1. Introduction: A Basic Conversation in Turkish With a Classmate
2.2. Audio: A Basic Conversation in Turkish With a Classmate
00:34 min
Unit 3: Vowels and Their Harmony
3.1. Video: Vowel Types
05:31 min
3.2. Turkish Vowels
3.3. Quiz I: Turkish Vowels
3.4. Vowel Harmony
3.5. Video: Vowel Harmony – Logic Behind It
10:05 min
3.6. Quiz II: Vowel Harmony
Unit 4: How to Order Turkish Coffee?
4.1. Audio: How to Order Turkish Coffee?
00:46 min
Unit 5: Consonant Harmony
5.1. Video: Consonants
06:13 min
5.2. Video: Consonant Harmony
06:31 min
5.3. Consonant Harmony
5.4. Quiz: Consonant Harmony
Unit 6: A Conversation With Police at Istanbul Airport
6.1. Video: Var/Yok
05:27 min
6.2. Var/Yok
6.3. Quiz: What’s in the Photo?
6.4. Audio: A Conversation With Police at the Airport
00:38 min
Unit 7: Numbers and Question Words
7.1. Video: Numbers and Question Words
05:50 min
7.2. Video: Demonstrative Pronouns
03:43 min
7.3. Quiz: Demonstrative Pronouns
Unit 8: Talking About Your Schedule With a Friend
8.1. Audio: Talking About Your Schedule With a Friend
00:43 min
Unit 9: Talking About Your Family
9.1. Video: Family
10:23 min
9.2. Quiz: Family
9.3. Video: Verb ‘to be’
9.4. Verb ‘to be’
9.5. Quiz: Verb ‘to be’
07:27 min
Unit 10: Chatting With Your Turkish Neighbor
10.1. Listening: Dative Case
10.2. Video: Dative Case
10:33 min
10.3. Dative Case
10.4. Video: Ablative Case
07:26 min
10.5. Ablative Case
10.6. Quiz: Ablative Case
10.7. Audio: Chatting With Your Turkish Neighbor
00:42 min
Unit 11: How to Talk About Weather
11.1. Video: Gülüyorum
09:33 min
11.2. Video: Gülüyorum II
04:35 min
11.3. Present Continuous Tense
11.4. Listening: The Weather
11.5. Video: How to Talk About the Weather in Turkish
08:37 min
11.6. Quiz: How to Talk About the Weather in Turkish
Unit 12: Imperatives
12.1. Listening: Imperatives
12.2. Video: Imperatives
06:08 min
12.3. Quiz: Imperatives
Unit 13: What to Do If You Get Lost in Istanbul
13.1. Listening: Instrumental Case
13.2. Video: Instrumental Case
06:55 min
13.3. Instrumental Case
13.4. Quiz: Instrumental Case
13.5. Listening: Abilities
13.6. Video: Abilities
11:26 min
13.7. Quiz: Abilities
13.8. Audio: What to Do If You Get Lost in Istanbul
00:48 min
Unit 14: Comparatives and Superlatives
14.1. Video: Genitive Case
06:41 min
14.2. Listening: Genitive Case
14.3. Quiz: Genitive Case
14.4. Genitive Case
14.5. Video: Comparatives and Superlatives
05:19 min
14.6. Quiz: Comparatives and Superlatives
Unit 15: Talking About Your Holiday in Antalya
15.1. Audio: Talking About Your Holiday in Antalya
00:52 min
15.2. Video: Past Tense
06:22 min
15.3. Video: Past Tense 2
09:09 min
15.4. Quiz: Past Tense
15.5. Past Tense
15.6. Video: Conjunctions
11:36 min
15.7. Quiz: Conjunctions
Unit 16: Turkey’s Neighboring Countries
16.1. Video: Accusative Case
10:01 min
16.2. Quiz: Accusative Case
16.3. Accusative Case
16.4. Video: Directions and Neighboring Countries
07:43 min
Unit 17: What Can You Do After You Are Fluent in Turkish?
17.1. Audio: What Can You Do After You Are Fluent in Turkish
00:52 min
17.2. Listening: Future Tense
17.3. Video: Future Tense
07:38 min
17.4. Quiz: Future Tense
17.5. Future Tense
Unit 18: Original and Cheap Souvenir Ideas From Turkey
18.1. Audio: Buying Original and Cheap Souvenirs From Turkey
01:07 min
Unit 19: Getting to Asian Side By Ferry
19.1. Audio: Getting to Asian Side By Ferry
00:48 min
19.2. Video: Expressing Your Needs
08:39 min
19.3. Quiz: Needs
Unit 20: A Sexist Conversation in the Traffic Jam
20.1. Audio: A Sexist Conversation in the Traffic Jam
01:02 min
20.2. Listening: Aorist
20.3. Video: Aorist
11:22 min
20.4. Quiz: Aorist
20.5. Aorist
Unit 21: Going to the Street Bazaar
21.1. Audio: Going to the Pazar
01:00 min
21.2. Video: Conditionals
06:41 min
21.3. Quiz: Conditionals
Unit 22: Princes’ Island from an old Greek Istanbulian
22.1. Audio: Princes’ Island from an old Greek Istanbulian
01:24 min
22.2. Video: Used to
08:35 min
22.3. Quiz: Used to
Unit 23: What Changes in Expat’s Life After Moving to Istanbul
23.1. Video: When-After-Before
09:29 min
23.2. Quiz: When-After-Before
23.3. Audio: What Changes in Expat’s Life After Moving to Istanbul
01:08 min
Unit 24: Taking Your Pet to a Vet in Turkey
24.1. Audio: Taking Your Pet to a Vet in Turkey
01:04 min
24.2. Video: Reported Past Tense
11:21 min
24.3. Quiz: Reported Past Tense
24.4. Reported Past Tense
Unit 25: Going to a Meyhane in Beşiktaş to Drink Rakı
25.1. Audio: Going to a Meyhane in Beşiktaş to Drink Rakı
00:48 min
25.2. Video: Unreal Conditional
07:25 min
25.3. Quiz: Unreal Conditional
25.4. Video: Unreal Past Conditional
05:48 min
25.5. Quiz: Unreal Past Conditional
Unit 26: Conditionals (Cont’d)
26.1. Video: Conditionals (Cont’d)
06:49 min
Unit 27: How to Return an Item?
27.1. Audio: How to Return an Item?
00:55 min
27.2. Video: Past Perfect Tense
11:09 min
27.3. Quiz: Past Perfect Tense
Unit 28: How to Order Kebap Over the Phone?
28.1. Introduction: How to Order Kebap Over the Phone?
28.2. Audio: How to Order Kebap Over the Phone?
01:20 min
Unit 29: How to Order Food on yemeksepeti.com?
29.1. Introduction: How to order food on yemeksepeti.com?
29.2. Audio: How to order food on yemeksepeti.com?
01:07 min
Unit 30: Showing Your Photo Album to Your Friend
30.1. Introduction: Showing Your Photo Album to Your Friend
30.2. Audio: Showing Your Photo Album to Your Friend
01:16 min
Unit 31: Big Istanbul Earthquake and What to Have in an Earthquake Bag
31.1. Audio: Big Istanbul Earthquake
01:00 min
31.2. Video: Past Continuous Tense
09:32 min
31.3. Quiz: Past Continuous Tense
Unit 32: Calling for a Çilingir
32.1. Video: Future in the Past
08:25 min
32.2. Quiz: Future in the Past
32.3. Audio: What to Do If You Get Locked Out
00:47 min
Unit 33: Looking For a Job as an Expat
33.1. Audio: Looking For a Job as an Expat
01:14 min
33.2. Video: Participles
08:27 min
33.3. Quiz: Participles
Unit 34: Abilities in the Past
34.1. Video: Abilities in the Past
06:29 min
34.2. Quiz: Abilities in the Past
Unit 35: Real Problems of Turkish Students
35.1. Audio: Real Problems of Turkish Students
00:54 min
35.2. Video: Abilities in the Reported Past Tense
05:24 min
35.3. Quiz: Abilities in the RPT
Unit 36: Abilities in the Future
36.1. Video: Abilities in the Future
07:40 min
36.2. Quiz: Abilities in the Future
Unit 37: Museum Card – Enter All the Museums Really Cheap
37.1. Introduction: Museum Card
37.2. Audio: Museum Card
01:20 min
Unit 38: Talking to the Hotel Receptionist
38.1. Introduction: Talking to the Hotel Receptionist
38.2. Audio: Talking to the Hotel Receptionist
01:54 min
Unit 39: Professions and What Do They Do?
39.1. Introduction: Professions and What Do They Do?
39.2. Audio: Professions and What Do They Do?
01:39 min
Unit 40: Taking a Taxi to the Istanbul Airport
40.1. Introduction: Taking a Taxi to the Istanbul Airport
40.2. Audio: Taking a Taxi to the Istanbul Airport
01:32 min
Unit 41: Buying Meds in Pharmacy
41.1. Introduction: Buying Meds in Pharmacy
41.2. Audio: Buying Meds in Pharmacy
01:20 min
Unit 42: Buying Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in Manav
42.1. Introduction: Buying Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in Manav
42.2. Audio: Buying Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in Manav
01:21 min
Unit 43: Buying Cinema Tickets
43.1. Introduction: Buying Cinema Tickets
43.2. Audio: Buying Cinema Tickets
01:13 min
Unit 44: Ask Someone Out in Turkish
44.1. Introduction: Ask Someone Out in Turkish
44.2. Audio: Ask Someone Out in Turkish
01:24 min
Unit 45: How to Find a Book in the Library?
45.1. Introduction: How to Find a Book in the Library?
45.2. Audio: How to Find a Book in the Library?
02:04 min
Unit 46: Turkish You Need When Driving a Car
46.1. Audio: Driving a Car in Turkish
00:50 min
Unit 47: Make Friends in the University
47.1. Introduction: Make Friends in the University
47.2. Audio: Make Friends in the University
01:25 min
Unit 48: How to Order Food in a Restaurant?
48.1. Introduction: How to Order Food in a Restaurant?
48.2. Audio: How to order food in a Restaurant?
01:40 min
Unit 49: Shopping in Fatih
49.1. Introduction: Shopping in Fatih
49.2. Audio: Shopping in Fatih
01:53 min
Unit 50: Erasmus Program – Going to Turkey to Study
50.1. Introduction: Erasmus Program
50.2. Audio: Erasmus Program
00:56 min
Unit 51: Talking About Food at a Restaurant
51.1. Introduction: Talking About Food at a Restaurant
51.2. Audio: Talking About Food at a Restaurant
01:40 min
Unit 52: How to Find a Flat in Emlakçı
52.1. Introduction: How to Find a Flat in Emlakçı
52.2. Audio: How to Find a Flat in Emlakçı
01:42 min
Unit 53: Turkish Coffee Fortune Telling (Extra Audios)
53.1. Audio: Turkish Coffee Fortune Telling
01:59 min
53.2. Audio: How to Find Ayasofya Museum
01:16 min
53.3. Audio: Understanding Food Recipes
01:27 min
53.4. The End
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I’ve been learning Turkish for quite a few years now, on and off, including courses in Turkey. But I was getting frustrated whenever I heard or read a basic phrase and couldn’t understand it. But this course is the best, most logical and engaging course I had thus far. So glad I found fluentinturkish.
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This book has 9 captivating short stories written with simple Turkish and reading is assisted with the vocabulary section at the bottom of every page.
After you complete the course, you’ll have enough knowledge to enjoy these short stories which are written by real Turkish authors such as Ömer Seyfettin, Sabahattin Ali, or Halit Ziya Uşaklıgil.
I’ve been learning Turkish for quite a few years now, on and off, including courses in Turkey. But I was getting frustrated whenever I heard or read a basic phrase and couldn’t understand it. But this course is the best, most logical and engaging course I had thus far. So glad I found fluentinturkish.
Very systematically taught. It builds up really well, and makes learning really easy!
A very good source of information to add to your studying repertoire. Physically hearing an explanation has helped things to click for me that reading alone would not allow.
