Best Apps to Learn Turkish in 2026

Bubblegum suits learners who want Turkish built around their own lives. Tell Poppy, your AI tutor, what you want to learn. She writes lessons for your level and helps you understand the words and grammar. You can read and listen, and ask her about anything that is unclear. News and stories give you more Turkish to read about music, food, family, and other things you care about.

The trade-off is that Bubblegum does not replace real Turkish voices. For recorded speakers, Pimsleur and Mango are the better fit. For a fixed course, try Duolingo or LingoDeer, and for conversation, try the apps in Learn With People.

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Duolingo has a Turkish course for English speakers. It is a good way to start learning words and sentences. A grammar book or a tutor can fill in how the word endings work.

Memrise's Turkish course teaches vocabulary, pronunciation, and listening. You choose your level when you sign up.

Busuu's Complete Turkish course has more than 50 hours of lessons. A separate Turkish for Travel course is made for trips.

LingoDeer's Turkish course takes you from level A1 to B1 and starts with an alphabet lesson. You can download the whole course to study without a connection.

Mango Languages teaches Turkish through everyday conversations, so what you practice is what you would actually say. Check your local library first, since many libraries include Mango.

Babbel guides you through listening, speaking, and writing. Its lessons use conversations you might have at work, while traveling, or with friends.

Rosetta Stone directs new learners to Sapphire, its current app and web course. Its lessons use pictures and recorded speakers to teach reading, writing, listening, and speaking.

Pimsleur suits learners who want to start speaking before they read much. The first ten lessons cover greetings, scheduling, and directions. Its reading lessons connect Turkish letters with their sounds.

TurkishClass101 lets you study through short recordings and lesson notes. Choose a lesson pathway and work through it at your own pace.

Drops teaches Turkish words through pictures and short games. After you learn 50 words, the Review Dojo uses spaced repetition to show which ones need more practice.

Clozemaster shows Turkish words inside sentences, and it has a listening mode. It works well once you have the basics.

uTalk starts with common words and moves through many everyday topics. Games help the words stick.

LingQ has Turkish courses for several levels, including Mini Stories and Nur's Turkish Coffee. Highlight any word you do not know to save it and see it again later.

italki has a Turkish tutors page, and some tutors say they have taught thousands of hours online.

Preply has a Turkish tutors page with lists for adults, kids, conversation, and intensive classes. Read profiles and reviews to find a tutor who fits your goals.

HelloTalk has a page for Turkish learners that connects you with Turkish speakers for a language exchange. Start with messages, then try a voice room when you are ready.

Tandem lists Turkish among its languages and has Turkish speakers in many cities around the world. Agree with your partner on how to split time between your two languages.