Free Turkish Lessons and Courses
We have gathered together here a number of free Turkish language lessons and language courses for those learning Turkish, along with some other Turkish language resources, such as Turkish online courses and exercises, podcasts, video lessons, alphabets, dictionaries, lexicons, verb conjugations, language communities, newspapers, articles, and books. Most of these sites will be in English, although a number are multilingual in nature.
InternetPolyglot Turkish
Vocabulary in Turkish with audio pronunciation.
Learning Turkish Online: Language and Grammar
"Several innovative online educational methods have been implemented throughout the website. You can practise your Turkish language skills, watching videos, listening to songs, reading rss feeds and news from carefully selected sources. The teaching approach is student oriented, trying to help the student comprehend and learn rather than strictly examine skills already achieved."
LiveMocha Turkish
Every language lesson includes reading, writing, and speaking exercises, with courses for every skill level, with language lessons that will help you learn Turkish faster and build confidence to converse with native speakers.
Loecsen.com Free Turkish Lessons
Flash-enabled course of Turkish lessons, with MP3 and PDF downloads.
Manisa Turkish
"The Turkish Language and its Grammar explained for English Speakers. This website does not pretend to be a course in Turkish, but rather it explains and answers some of the difficulties that the learner of Turkish may encounter along their learning curve."
MyLanguages.org Turkish Audio Lessons
Audio lessons for Turkish in MP3 format in a downloadable zip file.
MyLanguages.org Turkish Lessons
Short courses on adjectives, adverbs, articles, gender (feminine, masculine...), negation, nouns, numbers, phrases, plural, prepositions, pronouns, questions, verbs, vocabulary, and excercises to help with Turkish grammar.
Totally Turkish
A large set of lessons in Turkish with an emphasis on pronounciation, grammar, tenses, and useful vocabulary.
Turkish Class 101
Free site with registration, with podcast audio and video lessons, vocabulary learning tools and spaced repetition flashcards, detailed pdf lesson notes, and lively community forum and lesson discussions.
Turkish Language Class
"Start learning Turkish now with our comprehensive Turkish language lessons. If you want a more structured studying plan with lessons and homework assignments, follow our Turkish learning groups: beginner 1, 2, 3 and 4 are available and intermediate level groups are in progress. You can also get free Turkish translation by Turkish Class users in the translation forum."
Turkish Tutorial by Ömer & Mehmet Sener
Introductory tutorial for Turkish.
University of Arizona Basic Turkish by Nalan Babur
10 free lessons in Turkish, which continue with Beginning Turkish, Intermediate Turkish, and Advanced Turkish from the University of Arizona Critical Languages Series, available on DVD-ROM and online.
MyLanguageExchange.com Learn to Speak Turkish
"Learn Turkish online by practicing with a native speaker who is learning your language. Write or speak Turkish online to improve grammar or conversation."
Polyglot
Polyglot is a non-profit community dedicated to language exchange. Polyglot allows you to find the right person ready to exchange languages with you. You will search for penpals according to age, gender, location, hobbies, etc. Polyglot is fully customizable. You will choose your own icons, styles or post your own Polyglot translations, so that more people speaking your language can become a member.
UniLang Community
The main purpose of the UniLang Community is to provide an online site where people interested in languages can unite, openly discuss, and find resources related to language(s), linguistics and translations. We are an open non-profit organization, meaning that everything on our site is publicly accessible at no cost, and membership is also free and open for everybody. All data, unless otherwise stated, is licensed under an open licence, the UniLang Public License, as opposed to a restrictive copyright.
