Is English difficult for Turkish speakers?

Turkish learners have serious learning problems, furthermore, with English participle and clause structures. They are organised very differently in Turkish; Turkish forms do not show tense and hence students may have difficulty getting tense right in English subordinate clauses ' eg in indirect speech constructions.



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Is English Widely Spoken In Turkey? As I mentioned above, despite the long years of English education, most Turkish people are not able to speak English at a fluent level. About 17% of Turkey can speak English as a foreign language.

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Ultimately, verb conjugation in Turkish is more difficult than German but easier than Spanish, and scary for an English speaker who does not have such concerns. Another hassle with grammar is the sentence structure which is completely different compared to English.

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Unlike Arabic, Turkish is known to have a very systematic and consistent grammar without irregularities, so it is relatively easier to learn. It also helps speakers of English immensely since it is written in the Latin script.

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Can you survive in Turkey with English? Absolutely! English is widely spoken in cities such as Istanbul and Ankara, as well as smaller towns like Bodrum and Izmir. It makes communication with locals easy and enjoyable.

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