#turkish-language

In Turkish language, 'adım' and 'isim' both means 'name' but there is a slight difference between them. 'Adım' is used to indicate 'my name' and it...    Read more

Turkish is a fascinating language with a rich history and unique grammar. One aspect of Turkish grammar that stands out is the use of the word...    Read more

'Kaç para' is a common phrase used in the Turkish language which directly translates to 'how much money.' It is often used in place of the more...    Read more

''Şehir'' is a Turkish word that means ''city'' in English. The pronunciation of this word can be a bit tricky for non-native speakers, especially...    Read more

In Turkish, the words ''de'' and ''da'' are used to indicate location, and they are equivalents to the English prepositions ''in'' and ''at''. The...    Read more

Turkish people use the phrase ''güle güle'' instead of just ''bye'' because it is a more polite and formal way of saying goodbye. The phrase...    Read more

The Turkish language has played a significant role in Central Asia due to a combination of factors such as history, migration, and politics. The...    Read more

The Turkish language is an agglutinative language, which means that suffixes are used extensively to convey meaning. Suffixes are added to the end of...    Read more

One of the distinctive features of the Turkish language is the use of double letters in some words. Double letters are created by adding two letters...    Read more

'Ama' and 'yani' are two commonly used words in the Turkish language that serve different purposes in conversation. 'Ama' is used as a conjunction...    Read more