Personal Pronouns (Kişi Zamirleri) are essential words used to replace nouns. In Turkish, these pronouns change their form significantly based on the six noun cases (Grammatical Ca...
Read moreThe letter A is the gateway to the Turkish alphabet. In this lesson, we will explore a diverse list of words starting with this letter, along with a simple guide on how to distingu...
Read moreVerbs are the foundation of fluency. In this guide, we will cover the basic rules of the "infinitive" form and provide a comprehensive list of the most commonly used verb...
Read moreIn Turkish grammar, two vowels generally do not follow one another directly. While exceptions exist in foreign loanwords (e.g., Saat, Fiil) or compound words (e.g., Kocaeli), nativ...
Read moreSingular (Tekil): Used for one person or object.BU (Pronounced: Boo) — Meaning: This || For Near (within reach).ŞU (Pronounced: Shoo) — Meaning: That || For Far (visible but furthe...
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