It took me two years to be able to have a real conversation in a cafe. I did some research and here is my analysis on how long it takes to learn Turkish, given different factors.
Curious to know how much time you needed to be able to hold a conversation?
Article : https://turkishfluent.com/blog/how-long-to-learn-turkish/
I've been learning Turkish for 7 years.
Turkish is rated a hard language by the FSI (Foreign Service Institute, the U.S. State Department's official training school for American diplomats and foreign-affairs personnel).
Yet, Turkish has a phonetic alphabet, no gender, and rock-solid rules that make it more learnable than its reputation suggests.
Here is a breakdown on how hard it is to learn Turkish.
> https://turkishfluent.com/blog/is-turkish-hard-to-learn/
Deux verbes trop souvent confondus en français…
Learn how Turkish adjectives (sıfatlar) work: word order, attributive and predicative use, the bir rule, derivation with -lı and -sız, degrees, and emphatic forms.
I hope that's helpful!
An article to understand how the Turkish sentence order work compared to other languages.