
Build a broad, practical vocabulary for everyday conversation in Turkish. Practise and memorise 3,379 words and useful phrases, from ordering food and finding your way around to talking about work, family, health and how you feel.

Build a broad, practical vocabulary for everyday conversation in Turkish. Practise and memorise 3,379 words and useful phrases, from ordering food and finding your way around to talking about work, family, health and how you feel.

Make a good first impression in Turkish, then handle the small courtesies that keep conversations friendly. You’ll have the words for asking, thanking, apologising and saying goodbye.

Keep a conversation moving in Turkish, even when you miss a word or need a moment. These quick replies help you agree, hesitate, ask again and keep going.

Point things out and talk about yourself in Turkish with the little words that hold everyday sentences together. Tiny words, surprisingly large workload.

Get familiar with the everyday actions you need in Turkish, from going and doing to wanting, knowing and understanding. Learn each verb in its dictionary form.

Put names to familiar fruit, vegetables, herbs and other plant foods in Turkish. Handy for menus, markets and figuring out what’s actually in that bowl.

Count, compare and talk about amounts in Turkish, from simple numbers to useful quantities and proportions. Your fingers can take a break once these start sticking.

Talk about moving, holding, sending and using things in Turkish. These practical verbs come in handy whenever an object needs to go somewhere or do something.

Recognise everyday ingredients and meal words in Turkish, including familiar staples, meat, dairy and food descriptions. Useful when deciding what sounds good to eat.

Order a drink or meal in Turkish, ask for what you need and handle the usual restaurant questions. You can focus on the menu instead of pointing at everything.

Meet familiar pets, farm animals, wildlife and insects in Turkish. Learn the names you’ll hear in ordinary conversation, plus a few useful words for their world.

Describe people in Turkish, from curly hair to a stubborn streak. Useful when a name escapes you but the enormous moustache is hard to forget.

Name the rooms, furniture and fittings around you in Turkish. The thing beside the other thing can finally have a proper name.

Talk sport in Turkish, from the equipment to the score. Useful on the pitch, at the gym, or from your very comfortable seat.

Say what people do with words in Turkish, from explaining and suggesting to warning and disagreeing. These verbs help you describe the conversation as it happens.

Name everyday clothes, shoes and accessories in Turkish, including the bits that fasten or finish an outfit. Useful when getting dressed, shopping or describing what you see.

Talk about the weather and what’s happening overhead in Turkish, from clouds and rain to sunshine and snow. Small talk gets easier when you have actual words for it.

Find the words for kitchen equipment, ingredients and cooking in Turkish. From the oven to the kettle, you’ll be able to name the things doing the work.

Put everyday feelings and states into Turkish, from calm and happy to worried or fed up. It’s easier to explain what’s going on when the words are within reach.

Describe how people and things move in Turkish, including entering, crossing, climbing and heading back. Useful for journeys, directions and telling someone where you went.

Talk about the devices and digital services you use in Turkish, along with common account and connection problems. Because “the thing is broken” only gets you so far.

Describe family members, close relationships and household roles in Turkish. These words help you introduce the people who matter in your everyday life.

Find your way around familiar places and local services in Turkish, from a town centre to a park or neighbourhood shop. You’ll have more to say than “over there.”

Describe the quality, condition and feel of things in Turkish, from ordinary to excellent or simply strange. Useful words make your opinions much less mysterious.

Talk about thoughts, decisions and what you notice in Turkish, using verbs for believing, recognising, concentrating and hoping. Your inner monologue gets a few more options.

Name the toiletries and everyday routines involved in washing and grooming in Turkish. Practical vocabulary for getting ready, finding what you need and feeling human again.

Learn the Turkish words for prices, purchases, receipts and payments. The small print gets less mysterious when you know what the important bits are called.

Talk about familiar landscapes, plants, land and the natural environment in Turkish. Useful for describing what you see outdoors, from a garden to a stretch of countryside.

Discuss schools, classrooms, subjects and the people who learn and teach in Turkish. These words help you talk about studying, lessons and the places they happen.

Explain where something is and which way to go in Turkish, from nearby places to what’s above, below or inside. Less gesturing, more getting there.

Describe the ordinary actions that fill a day in Turkish, from sleeping and eating to cleaning and getting dressed. Small routines are easier to talk about with the right verbs.

Talk about trips, places to stay, travel documents and the snags that can appear along the way in Turkish. You’ll have useful words ready before plans get complicated.

Talk about calls, messages, email and other everyday media in Turkish. These words help you explain what arrived, what went wrong or who you’re trying to reach.

Name familiar body parts and describe basic sensations in Turkish. Useful for everyday conversation, getting care and explaining where something feels uncomfortable.

Describe colours, shapes, size, materials and simple measurements in Turkish. From picking an item to explaining how big it is, these details make descriptions clearer.

Talk about jobs, workplaces and the ordinary business of working in Turkish. You’ll be able to describe what you do and where people spend their working day.

Describe how things are made, joined, cut, repaired or changed in Turkish. These verbs are useful whenever something starts as one thing and ends up another.

Talk about people, growing up, invitations and the occasions that bring people together in Turkish. You’ll have words for everyday milestones and shared celebrations.

Talk about cleaning, laundry, repairs and the tools that keep a home ticking over in Turkish. When a household task appears, you’ll know what to call it.

Make your meaning clearer in Turkish with words for contrast, cause, examples and alternatives. These small connectors help separate one thought from the next.

Chat about free time in Turkish, including music, games, creative hobbies and entertainment. You’ll be ready to explain what you enjoy doing when the day is yours.

Talk about living, helping, visiting, caring and spending time with people in Turkish. These verbs cover the actions that make up shared everyday life.

Say when things happen in Turkish, from days and dates to how often or how soon. You’ll be better equipped to plan, remember and show up at the right time.

Find the Turkish words for common symptoms, medicines and medical care. When something hurts, having a word for it beats an elaborate mime.

Learn the Turkish names for vehicles, tickets and the things that keep you moving. Useful when the bus has vanished and walking suddenly looks ambitious.

Explain ideas, reasons, choices and consequences in Turkish. These useful words help you move beyond naming things and say what you think is happening.

Talk about buying, borrowing, paying, arranging and getting work done in Turkish. These verbs help you handle everyday exchanges and explain who did what.

Talk about community life, public rules, paperwork and basic safety in Turkish. You’ll have practical words for common civic situations and asking for help.
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