Tarc's core method — short daily lessons, spaced-repetition review, streaks, and gamified progress — is language-agnostic, and the live Turkish course runs on exactly the same app as the existing Arabic and Latvian courses.
Daily lesson pacing and spaced repetition work the same regardless of language; for Turkish specifically, that means the alphabet's dotted/dotless "I" distinction and vowel harmony as core early material, with every suffix rule reinforced through repeated exposure rather than memorized as an abstract table.
The Turkish course runs the same way the existing courses do — directly in the browser at tarc.pro, with an Android app available too.
Beyond dictation, listening, and real-task exercises, the course includes AI roleplay scenes — ordering at a tea house, bargaining at a market, asking for directions — that stay in character for the whole conversation, using siz or sen depending on the scene.
No — it's the same underlying app and method, just with Turkish-specific course content: the alphabet, vowel harmony, var/yok, plurals, possessives, and AI roleplay.
No — it runs in the same browser-based app (and Android app) already used for Arabic and Latvian.
Yes — Tarc's courses, including Turkish, are free with only optional cosmetic in-app purchases.
Yes — AI roleplay scenes (ordering at a tea house, bargaining at a market, asking for directions) stay in the scene's own register, siz or sen, for the whole conversation.
See also: The Turkish Course on Tarc · Learn Languages with Tarc · About Tarc