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Learn Turkish: words are built, not memorized.

Most apps hand you every ending as one more word to remember. Dilsever teaches the pieces and the rule that joins them, so the next thousand forms start reading themselves.

Build a Turkish word

ev

house

the whole word

ev

house

ev

Tap a piece to add it. Vowel harmony is handled for you.

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Learn Turkish from zero: where to start

Everything on this path is free and needs no account: the alphabet with audio, 6 full grammar lessons, everyday phrases, the first 100 words and the numbers. Take the steps in this order.

Five things to know about Turkish

One letter, one sound
Turkish is written in the Latin alphabet with 29 letters, and almost every letter always sounds the same. Learn the six new ones (ç, ğ, ı, ö, ş, ü) and you can read any word aloud.
Endings follow the vowels
A suffix changes its vowel to match the word it joins: ev becomes evler, kitap becomes kitaplar. That rule is vowel harmony, and it runs through the whole language.
Words are built from pieces
One word can carry what English says in a phrase: ev, evler, evlerim, evlerimde, "in my houses". Learn the pieces and the rule that joins them, and long words start reading themselves.
The verb comes last
A Turkish sentence usually ends with its verb: Ben Türkçe öğreniyorum, "I am learning Turkish", is word for word "I Turkish am-learning".
No gender, no articles
There is no word for "the", nothing is masculine or feminine, and o means he, she or it.

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One idea. Five flashcards.

Turkish is agglutinative: meaning stacks onto the end of a word, and vowel harmony reshapes each piece so it fits the one before it. A flashcard deck answers that by making a new card for every form, so you memorize five entries and still stall on the sixth. Learn the join once and the forms stop being separate work.

What Dilsever does instead

Words, suffixes, verbs and grammar are four separate practice tracks, each on its own schedule. You are not reviewing vocabulary and hoping the grammar arrives with it.

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  1. evhouse
  2. evlerhouses
  3. evlerimmy houses
  4. evlerimdein my houses
  5. evlerimdekithe one in my houses
One root, five forms

What is inside

  • Grammar Lab

    103 topics from A1 to B2, each written to be read, then practised, then checked. Suffix and verb topics link to the drill that trains them, the rest practise with fill-in sentences, and a folded cheat sheet holds the rule in a few lines.

    • A mastery check on every topic, not a quiz at the end
    • Cheat sheets on 102 topics, folded until you ask
    • Practice on every topic: a lab drill or fill-in sentences

    dilbilgisigrammar

    Cheat sheet: plural
    • a ı o u-lar
    • e i ö ü-ler
    • sayı + isimtekil

    Folded by default. Opens when the learner wants the rule, and saves to their notes.

  • Suffix Lab

    All 59 suffix families, each with the rule that reshapes it. The Builder stacks them onto a root and shows the harmony decision while it happens, and the drill brings each one back on a spaced schedule until the rule runs without you.

    • Stack any suffix chain and watch the vowels resolve
    • Every rule written out, never just asserted
    • Drills scheduled per suffix, not per word

    eklersuffixes

    Two-way vowel harmony
    a ı o uback vowels takelar

    kitapkitaplar

    e i ö üfront vowels takeler

    evevler

    The rule that decides which shape a suffix arrives in.

  • Conjugation Lab

    Twenty-four core verbs across the tenses that carry ordinary conversation. Drill by person, by tense, or by verb, and see the stem change spelled out instead of asserted.

    • Present continuous, aorist, past and future
    • Stem changes and consonant softening shown, not hidden
    • A queue that remembers which person forms you miss

    çekimconjugation

    Present continuous

    gelmek

    • bengeliyorumI am coming
    • sengeliyorsunyou are coming
    • ogeliyorhe or she is coming

    Only the last piece changes with the person.

  • Library and practice

    An A1 to B2 word bank in 80 packs you can add whole or take apart, plus anything you type in yourself. Practice runs on SM-2, so a word you know steps out of the way and a word you do not comes back tomorrow.

    • Add a pack, a category, or a single word
    • Spaced repetition with four honest ratings
    • Import your own list from a CSV file

    sözlükvocabulary

    12 due today

    kitap

    Learning

    book

    Kitap okuyorum.

    I am reading a book.

A tutor that already knows what you studied.

Pick one of 22 scenes from A1 to B2, a Review talk built from your weak words, or a Grammar talk on your next topic. Every finished session counts toward your streak.

  • Speaks at your CEFR level and opens each scene with three goals: order a drink, ask the price, thank and leave.
  • Sits in your learning plan from A1 to B2: each scene comes right after the lesson it practices.
  • Works your own weak words into the conversation and steers toward the grammar topic you have not mastered yet.
  • Corrects one thing per reply, names the error type, and links to the lesson when one is available.
  • Tracks your progress scene by scene: goal dots, a check when a scene is done, and a count of scenes finished.

See how a session worksPart of Pro.

öğretmenteacher

At a coffee shop

3 of 3 objectives

Hoş geldiniz! Ne içmek istersiniz?

hosh gel-di-NIZ, ne ich-MEK is-ter-si-NIZ

Welcome! What would you like to drink?

Bir çay lütfen. Bu masa oturabilir miyim?

CorrectionCase suffix

Bu masa oturabilir miyim?

Bu masaya oturabilir miyim?

Sitting at a place takes the dative ending: masa + ya.

Tabii, buyurun. Çayınız hemen geliyor.

ta-BEE, buy-RUN. cha-yuh-NUHZ he-MEN ge-li-YOR

Of course, go ahead. Your tea is coming right away.

Mission complete

  • Order a drinkDone
  • Ask the priceDone
  • Say thank you and leaveDone
Sample session · Coffee shop · A1

+36 XP Scene complete 2 words to review

Scenes done: 6 of 22

The rest of the workshop.

Built for the hours between lessons, not to replace the lesson.

dahasıthe rest of it

  • Instant Decks

    Name any topic and get a ten card deck with examples.

  • Tutor sessions

    A scene, Review talk or Grammar talk. Every session counts toward your streak.

  • Translate

    Every result comes back with pronunciation and a breakdown.

  • Alphabet

    All 29 letters, each with its own audio.

  • Numbers

    Type any number and read it spelled out in Turkish.

  • Notes

    Keep what your teacher said where you will find it again.

  • Study log

    Log real sessions and get an honest look at the week.

Your language, all the way through.

Every word in the library carries English, Arabic and Russian meanings, and the whole interface switches with you. Arabic mirrors to right-to-left: the layout, the type and the punctuation change, not just the menu.

  • English, Arabic and Russian meanings on all 4,374 curriculum words
  • Full right-to-left layout in Arabic, typeset in Noto Sans Arabic
  • Keep meanings in more than one language at once

üç dilthree languages

kitap

book

كتاب

книга

Kitap okuyorum.

I am reading a book.

أنا أقرأ كتابًا.

Я читаю книгу.

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A Turkish voice, not your laptop guessing.

Curriculum words and sentences are pre-rendered by a Turkish neural voice and served as files, so your device is never asked to improvise a Turkish accent out of an English one, which is what a browser does when you ask it to read Turkish aloud. The AI tutor is a live conversation, so it speaks with your browser voice instead.

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A1 to B2 today. It does not stop there.

The A1, A2, B1 and B2 word packs are in the library, and the B2 vocabulary collection is complete, with 1,442 B2 words. Translations that have not passed review are shown for reading but kept out of graded practice. Grammar runs from A1 to B2, with 21 B2 grammar topics, and B2 learners have a path with both. You can set a level up to C2, but C1 and C2 learning materials are not available yet.

seviyelevel

  • A1

    Available
  • A2

    Available
  • B1

    Available
  • B2

    Available
  • C1

    Planned
  • C2

    Planned
  • 4,374curriculum words
  • 80ready packs
  • 59suffix families
  • 103grammar topics

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Practice, review and the first pack cost nothing. Pro opens every pack, every lab and the AI tutor.

Compare everything in detail

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Turkish is a journey, not a month.

The path to B2 takes time. Pick the plan that fits your pace.

What you have now

$0

  • Practice and review with spaced repetition
  • Your own words, the first pack and the alphabet
  • Six grammar topics, one suffix, one tense, zero to ten
  • One tutor session, one deck, three translations
12 months for the price of 6Pro

Everything, for the whole journey

$4.92 / month

$59 billed every year

Save $60.88 a year

  • Every word pack and grammar topic, with new levels included as they ship
  • Many more tutor sessions, decks and translations
  • Every suffix, every tense, every number
  • Unlimited notes and assignments, CSV import
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Fair questions.

More questions

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Why does Dilsever teach only Turkish?

Because Turkish rewards tools built for it. A word is a root with suffixes stacked on it, and vowel harmony reshapes each suffix. An app for many languages shares one format across them; Dilsever follows Turkish instead, with a suffix builder, rule-based verb drills and review schedules for suffixes and verbs as well as words.

Is Turkish hard to learn?

It is different more than it is hard. Spelling is regular, nothing is masculine or feminine, and the endings follow fixed rules. What takes time is the word order, with the verb at the end, and words built from several suffixes. Both get easier once you learn the pieces instead of whole words.

How long does it take to learn Turkish?

The U.S. Department of State expects about 44 weeks, or 1,012 class hours, of full-time study for an English speaker to reach a professional level. That figure is for a professional level, not a first conversation, and it gives no estimate for an hour a day on your own.

Can I learn Turkish for free?

Yes, to a point. The alphabet, the numbers and 6 full grammar lessons are free on this site with no account. A free account adds practice for those lessons, and Pro opens every lesson.

How do you say hello and thank you in Turkish?

Hello is merhaba. Thank you is teşekkür ederim, or teşekkürler among friends. Both are in the free greetings lesson, with audio.

Do I need a course or a textbook?

No. The A1, A2, B1 and B2 packs are built on the CEFR levels and taught in their own order, so they sit alongside a class if you are taking one. If you are not, the library, the labs, and practice all work on their own.

Does this replace a teacher?

No, and it is not trying to. Dilsever is built for the hours between lessons. The AI tutor is the practice partner for those hours: it already knows your words, your grammar progress and your recent mistakes.

What happens to the words I add?

They stay yours. We do not sell your data, and we share it only with the service providers listed in our Privacy Policy. A deletion request through the contact page deletes your account and learning records, except records the law requires us to keep.

Is there a mobile app?

Not yet: a mobile app is in the works. For now, open Dilsever in your phone’s browser. The whole site is designed for phones as well as computers, and on supported devices you can add it to your home screen.

Which languages does the interface speak?

Russian, English and Arabic. Word meanings can be stored in several languages at once, separately from the interface.

How is grammar taught?

As 103 short lessons from A1 to B2, each with a practice block and a mastery check. Most topics also carry a folded cheat sheet, and every topic has its own practice, a lab drill or fill-in sentences.

How is the AI tutor different from ChatGPT?

The Dilsever tutor uses your word list, grammar progress and recent error categories to guide a Turkish conversation. It offers one correction per reply and a relevant lesson link when available. A completed session credits XP and your streak.

Start with one word.

Add a root, then watch what it can turn into. That is the whole method, and the first one takes about a minute.

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