The Turkish encyclopedia.

It is a free reference about Türkiye written for people learning Turkish: short, sourced pages on the country's people, places, food, traditions and stories, each one printed with the Turkish name and, where a reading exists, that name spoken aloud.

They are written and checked by the small team behind Suzy Talks Turkey, a picture-book app for learning Turkish. Every page lists the sources it was built from, with the date each source was last checked, so you can follow anything further than we took it.

Yes. Every page here is open, with no account, no paywall and nothing to sign. The lessons, the coach and the progress book inside Suzy Talks Turkey are the part you sign in for; the encyclopedia is not.

Each page prints the name as it is said and plays a recording of it where we have one. Turkish is written very close to how it sounds, so once you know the letters the spelling itself is a reliable guide — which is why every page keeps the Turkish spelling rather than an English approximation.