Relaxed, guided Turkish conversation every week
Relaxed, ~60–90 min
A casual, guided conversation — not a lecture or a test.
All levels welcome
Beginners can listen and join when ready; advanced learners go deeper.
A native teacher guides
Keeps things flowing, gently corrects, and adds useful vocabulary.
Everyday topics
Travel, food, daily life, culture — practical, real Turkish.
Learners worldwide
Practise with people learning Turkish for the same reasons you are.
Build a weekly habit
Regular speaking practice helps new vocabulary become easier to use.
Joining takes a minute
Sign up free
Add your name, email and WhatsApp below. It is currently free and no card is required.
Get the link each week
We share the session time, Google Meet link and topic before each weekly session.
Show up & speak
Join from anywhere, listen or jump in. Come as often as you like.
Our learning community
Faces from our learning community. Our weekly Conversation Club brings learners together online on Google Meet.
Join the Conversation Club — it's free
Fill in your details and we'll send the WhatsApp group invitation after reviewing your registration, then share each session time, Google Meet link and topic there.
Conversation Club FAQ
Is it really free?
The club is currently free and no card is required. If that changes, we will tell registered members before any paid session.
How big is the group?
Small enough that everyone gets to speak — a friendly group of learners plus a native teacher who keeps the conversation moving and inclusive.
Which app do we use?
We meet on Google Meet. You'll get the link by email or WhatsApp before each session — just click and join.
Do I need a certain level?
No. All levels are welcome. Complete beginners can listen and join in when they're ready — the teacher makes sure nobody feels lost.
How do I join?
Sign up once using the form above, and we'll share each session time, link and topic in advance. Come whenever you can.
Can beginners keep up?
Yes. The teacher adapts the pace, repeats and translates when needed, so beginners always have a way in.