Many Turkish learners struggle with pronouncing some of the sounds in Turkish. Ö, Ü, I, E, L, R, and P seem to be the most problematic — some of them do not exist in other languages (Ö, Ü, I, R, P), while others have multiple versions unindicated in writing (E, L). But fear not, plenty of Turkish tongue twisters (which I will be referring to as TTTs) are perfect for improving your articulation and fixing any speech impediments.

Türkiye, just like every other country, has hundreds of unique games that require no or minimal equipment to play. In this blog, you can find 5 of the most commonly played children's games.

Turkish people often choose to abbreviate entire sentences as well. This can result in unprecedented abbreviations.

In this blog, we will learn some Ottoman Turkish words (some of which you can still use today to spice up your speech) with examples.

In Türkiye, many conversations involve dedikodu (gossip), with a special tense dedicated to spreading stories.

Turkish is a crazy language with crazy grammar logic. In Turkish, it is possible to command/order a person that is not even next to you.

Eid Al-Fitr, known as "Ramazan Bayramı" in Turkey, will be celebrated on the 13th of May. Ramazan Bayramı is one of the two religious...