Turkish Journey
Sercan's methodical grammar articles, with audio versions as a podcast.
- LevelFor beginners · For intermediate
- PriceFree with a paid tier
- Made forFor learners
- Episodes here5 newest
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Learn Turkish adjectives together with their opposites and expand your everyday vocabulary naturally. This lesson is designed for English speakers learning Turkish, focusing on useful adjective pairs and real-life sentence usage. You’ll learn how adjectives are used in natural Turkish sentences, helping you remember vocabulary faster by learning opposites as connected pairs.
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Practice the difference between demek and söylemek in Turkish through guided reported speech examples. This lesson is designed for English speakers learning Turkish, focusing on sentence formation, applying previous grammar naturally. You’ll have 5 seconds to form each sentence, helping you actively practice reported speech structures learned in Parts 1–3.
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Learn the difference between demek and söylemek in Turkish when forming reported speech, especially in sentences where someone says something to someone else. You’ll also learn how Turkish reports nominal sentences and how the verb "olmak" is necessary to make the connection while using the verb "söylemek". This lesson is designed for English speakers learning Turkish, focusing on sentence structure, verb choice and natural reported speech usage.
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Learn the difference between demek and söylemek in Turkish when forming reported speech, especially in sentences where someone says something to someone else. You’ll also learn how Turkish reports imperative sentences and how söylemek changes the sentence structure. This lesson is designed for English speakers learning Turkish, focusing on sentence structure, verb choice and natural reported speech usage.
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Have you ever wondered what the real difference is between “demek” and “söylemek” in Turkish? In this video you’ll learn how to use it correctly in reported speech.
What it is
A one-person project by Sercan, a native speaker and engineer, covering Turkish grammar (cases, conjugation, adjectives) in written articles that are mirrored as YouTube videos and again as a podcast of over a hundred episodes — useful if you'd rather listen to a grammar explanation than read it. The site and videos were both active in mid-2026. Verb-conjugation e-books are paid. As a solo effort, coverage is uneven and stops well short of advanced.
Episodes are played straight from the publisher's feed — nothing is hosted here, and the five newest are whatever the feed served when this page was last built. All Turkish podcasts →