📚 Turkish guides for travel and real life
In-depth guides written by Fatih, with audio phrase lessons and short videos. Start with the one that fits your next trip or your favourite dizi.
- ✈️30 Turkish phrases to learn before visiting TürkiyeThe 30 Turkish phrases that make a real difference on a trip to Türkiye: greetings, thank you, in cafés, shops, taxis and emergencies, with easy pronunciation and audio.
- ✈️Turkish for taxis and airports: phrases that save you money and stressArrive in Türkiye with confidence: Turkish phrases for the airport, passport control, lost luggage, taxis, the meter, Istanbulkart, buses and ferries, with audio and tips.
- ✈️Ordering food in Turkish: restaurant phrases, dishes and table mannersOrder food in Turkish like a local: how to call the waiter, ask for the menu, say no spice or no meat, pay the bill, plus Turkish dishes and table manners explained.
- 📖Turkish slang Istanbul locals really use (with examples)The Turkish slang you hear every day in Istanbul: kanka, abi, aynen, yok artık, hadi, valla, boş ver, kafayı yemek and more, with meanings, examples and when not to use them.
- 📖Turkish etiquette: the unwritten social rules of TürkiyeTurkish social rules every visitor and learner should know: greetings, shoes at home, hospitality, tea, the bill fight, respect for elders, mosques, the evil eye and polite phrases.
- 📖Turkish words from Turkish dizi: learn with your favourite seriesLearn the Turkish words and lines you hear in every dizi: love, betrayal, family drama and revenge, with meanings, pronunciation and tips to learn Turkish with TV series.
- ✈️Turkish numbers and bargaining at the bazaarLearn Turkish numbers from 1 to 1,000,000 and how to bargain at the Grand Bazaar and local markets: prices, phrases, tactics and polite rules, with audio.
- 📖Turkish greetings by time of day: from Günaydın to İyi gecelerLearn every Turkish greeting and goodbye: Günaydın, İyi günler, İyi akşamlar, İyi geceler, Merhaba, Selam, Hoşça kal and Güle güle, when to use each one and how to answer.