r/turkishlearning • • 4h ago

🀝 Seeking Advice Is This Is A Compliment?

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Is it a compliment to be called Esmer by someone of Turkish heritage?


r/turkishlearning • • 5h ago

Can someone who has a family plan on duolingo please add me

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Can someone who has a family plan please add me I am trying to learn Turkish for better comunication with my grandma


r/turkishlearning • • 7h ago

🎬 Turkish Media 🎧 Turkish Musics listened by Turkish learners

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Herkese selam πŸ‘‹πŸ»
A new post of the series! As in the previous one:

🎧🎡 What Turkish songs do you listen to nowadays as a Turkish learner? Please share below πŸ‘‡πŸ»


r/turkishlearning • • 11h ago

❓ Question What is your motivation for learning Turkish ?

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Hello dear Turkish learners, I wonder about your motivation for learning our language. Hepinize bol şans.

Mods please feel free to take the post down if such a poll violates the rules.

268 votes, 2d left
Interest in Turkish culture (incl TV shows, movies…etc)
Learning for a partner
Moving to Turkey
Working here
Studying here
Results

r/turkishlearning • • 22h ago

πŸ“š Resources Free popup dictionary for learning Turkish from games

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Hey, been working on this tool lately and thought some people here might find it useful.

It's a free, open-source popup dictionary (Windows, macOS) that lets you look up words directly from your screen using OCR, so you can use it while watching Turkish videos with subtitles, playing games, etc.

It's based on an existing Japanese popup dictionary called Meikipop, which I've expanded to support other languages and added a few extra features to. It was developed using AI, and it's still in beta, so there might be some bugs. However, I've been using it myself for Japanese for the past month, continuously fixing and improving things, and plan to keep doing so.

Download it from github: https://github.com/namidanokisetsu/wordcel

Any feedback or contributions are welcome!