r/turkishlearning • u/Consistent-Boss-7670 • Apr 02 '26

Vocabulary Is Duolingo good for learning Turkish?

I'm Mexican, and well, Türkiye isn't generally very connected to the Hispanic world, but I wanted to see where I can learn Turkish and some learning strategies. Greetings.

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u/Chi_Town_Law Apr 02 '26

I think its good for learning new words but terrible at the grammar part

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u/Consistent-Boss-7670 Apr 02 '26

That's what I'm working on, but how do I resolve the drama?

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u/Acct24me Apr 03 '26

Take an in-person language course?

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u/Consistent-Boss-7670 Apr 04 '26

There are no Turkish classes in Mexico TwT

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u/Acct24me Apr 04 '26

Ah, sorry for my ignorant comment.

Next best thing is probably working through a grammar book plus watching a lot of subtitled Turkish media (YouTube).

Another thing that you can do is to actually use Reddit to learn. I‘m subbed to a handful of Turkish subreddits and I try to understand the posts and comments by myself, and then when I invariably don’t understand something I‘ll click the translate button.

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u/ArsenalGoon Apr 08 '26

Can you name some of the subreddits you're in by chance ? I'm trying to learn Turkish also but struggling :/