Turkish Verbs vs iMekMak

Learn Turkish the way it actually works: through its verbs. Turkish is a verb-driven language — master the verbs and everything else falls into place. Turkish Verbs teaches you 4,000+ real verbs, ordered by how often they appear in everyday speech, so every minute you study goes to words you will actually hear and use. REAL DICTIONARY, REAL FREQUENCY Every verb comes from authoritative Turkish dictionaries and is ranked by real-life frequency. You start with olmak, gelmek and yapmak — not with rare words you will never meet. NATIVE PRONUNCIATION ON EVERY VERB All 4,000+ verbs are recorded with a natural native voice. Tap any verb and hear it instantly — your ear learns along with your eyes. LEARN IN YOUR LANGUAGE Meanings are available in English, Arabic and Russian — clear, dictionary-accurate equivalents chosen sense by sense. PRACTICE THAT STICKS • Flashcards with self-assessment • Multiple-choice quizzes in both directions • Match-the-pairs rounds • Listening practice • Type-the-answer drills • Speed rounds SMART REVIEW A spaced-repetition scheduler brings each verb back exactly when you are about to forget it. Track your streak, accuracy, weekly activity and overall course progress. START FREE The first 100 most common verbs are free, with full audio. Go Pro to unlock the complete course of 4,000+ verbs, unlimited practice and full progress tracking. Whether you are starting from zero or polishing your Turkish for work, travel or family — a few minutes a day is enough. Start with the verbs everyone uses every day. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://lunasoft.com.tr/privacy

Use iMekMak to help you understand how Turkish suffixes are put together and in which order. Just enter a Turkish (or English) verb and it will do the rest. - Tenses: • Past • Reported Past • Simple Present (aorist) • Present Progressive • Future • Conditional • Optative/Subjunctive • Necessitative • Imperative and more... - Modifiers for the tenses: • Narrative past, • Reported Past • Conditional - Switches: • Causative • Passive • Potential • Negative • Question Conjugate verbs in all of the combinations described above. - In Participles Mode you can produce adjectives from verbs. • -miş (past) • -dik (present/past) • -en (present/subject) • -r / -mez (aorist) • -ecek (future) • -esi (wish/desire) - In Verbal Nouns Mode you can produce nouns from verbs. • -mek (infinitive) • -me (short infinitive) • -iş (the way...) - In Gerunds Mode you can produce again nouns from verbs but these have additional properties that verbal nouns do not have. • -erek (by doing...) • -ip (and...) • -ince (when...) • -meden (before/without...) • -dikçe (the more...) • -mektense (instead of...) • -ken (while...) • -eli (since...) • -diği zaman (when...) • -diğinde (when...) • -diği sürece (so long as...) • -ene kadar (until...) - Over 3000 verbs embedded for recognition, over a 1500 of which have English translations available. (So this can be useful for Turks learning English too) - Optional colour coding of suffixes as well as hyphens to separate suffixes to help digest those long words! - iMekMak is now a free app with all formerly paywalled features unlocked for all users.