LingoMitra

Türkçe

Turkish through English

Start with introducing yourself with noun endings. This course is for learners building a foundation in Turkish with explanations in English.

Instruction
English
Target language
Turkish
Written structure
25 numbered lessons
Level
Foundations; no certified CEFR level

Listen to short teaching recordings, pause to construct a sentence, then hear the explanation. Written lessons provide a broader recap. Audio is prepared when available and reused; further lessons may need preparation. Text feedback does not assess pronunciation.

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Turkish · opening recording · AI-generated voice

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Welcome! In this lesson, you will learn to introduce yourself, politely address another person, and identify a third person in Turkish using noun endings. We will practice saying who you are, who someone else is, and who another person is, using simple noun sentences.

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Course outline

  1. Introducing yourself with noun endings
  2. Letters, vowels and readable words
  3. Vowel harmony as a suffix choice
  4. Identity questions and negative descriptions
  5. Describing objects without gender agreement
  6. Actions happening now
  7. Present questions, negatives and other people
  8. Specific objects and the accusative
  9. Location with de and da
  10. Destinations and sources
  11. Existence and having
  12. Your book and the possession chain
  13. Numbers and counting objects
  14. A direct past event
  15. Past negatives, questions and former states
  16. Future plans with ecek and acak
  17. Wanting and necessity
  18. Ability and polite permission
  19. Everyday habits with the aorist
  20. Reported and inferred past information
  21. Requests, commands and considerate wording
  22. Adding, contrasting and giving reasons
  23. Comparing two choices
  24. A café and shop interaction
  25. Review: a day of useful choices