Grammar
Turkish Grammar Library
Welcome to your comprehensive guide to Turkish grammar. Whether you're a beginner grappling with the alphabet or an advanced learner tackling complex sentence structures, our library is designed to support your journey. Turkish grammar is known for its logical, suffix-based structure, which can be a rewarding challenge for learners.
We've organized our lessons into logical categories, starting with the fundamentals like Vowel Harmony and moving through Nouns, Verbs, and more complex topics. Use this page as your main hub to navigate through the topics and build a solid foundation in the beautiful Turkish language.
Fundamentals
Nouns & Noun Phrases
Pronouns
Adjectives
Verbs & Conjugation
- Verb Stems & Infinitives
- Person Suffixes
- Present Simple / Aorist (-r)
- Present Continuous (-iyor)
- Past Simple / Definite Past (-di)
- Past Continuous / Imperfect (-iyordu)
- Future Tense (-ecek/-acak)
- Narrative/Reported Past (-miş)
- Imperative Mood
- Optative Mood (-e)
- Necessitative Mood (-meli/-malı)
- Conditional Mood (-se/-sa)
- Ability (-ebilmek/-abilmek)
- Negation (-me/-ma)
- Questions (-mi?)
- Passive Voice (-il/-in)
- Causative Voice (-dir, -t, etc.)
- Verbal Nouns (-me, -mek, -iş)
- Participles (Sıfat-Fiiller)
- Gerunds / Adverbial Clauses
Postpositions (İlgeçler)