Quick answers to the most common questions about learning English if your native language is Turkish.
Turkish speakers typically need around 1100 hours to reach English fluency. Turkish and English are from entirely different language families with no shared vocabulary, opposite word order, and very different grammar systems.
Word order is the biggest challenge — Turkish always ends with the verb while English puts it near the start. Articles are a close second because Turkish has none. Prepositions are also very confusing since Turkish uses suffixes where English uses separate words.
Modern Turkish has borrowed many English words especially in technology, business, and pop culture. Words like 'internet', 'email', 'market', and 'computer' are used in everyday Turkish — giving learners a useful vocabulary foundation.
Rozy explains English grammar in Turkish, specifically covers word order and articles which are the hardest areas for Turkish speakers, and builds real conversational fluency through daily spoken practice.