Did you know that Turkish has around 75 million native speakers? The language reformed in the 20th century, and it is strongly influenced by Persian and Arabic.
So, for many native Arabic speakers, Turkish is a comprehensive language.
For now, to help you speak Turkish fluently in daily life, here is the list of the months of the year in Turkish.
| Months in Turkish | Pronunciation | In English |
|---|---|---|
| Ocak | oh-JAHK | January |
| Şubat | shoo-BAHT | February |
| Mart | MAHRT | March |
| Nisan | nee-SAHN | April |
| Mayıs | mah-YUSS | May |
| Haziran | HAH-zee-RAHN | June |
| Temmuz | teh-MOOZ | July |
| Ağustos | AH-oo-STOHSS | August |
| Eylül | ehy-LEWL | September |
| Ekim | eh-KEEM | October |
| Kasım | kah-SUHM | November |
| Aralık | AH-rah-LUHK | December |
When you are using the months in a sentence, you have to add ayında which translates to “in the month of”, so in a conversation, you can use the month’s name then ayında.
For example, ekim ayında (in the month of October). Interesting, right? Now, you can learn the months of the year in Turkish through this compiled list.
Want more? Check out how to spell and pronounce days of the week in Turkish.
