Once the phonetic value of all letters is known, then it is rather easy to pronounce any word one sees or to spell any word one hears. Turkish belongs to the Turkic branch of the Altaic language family. The earliest Turkic inscriptions date from the 7th century C.E. and Islamic texts written in Turkic appear in the 11th century. Turkish, the language of modern Turkey, is spoken by about 60 million people. As an Altaic language, Turkish has virtually nothing in common with English or other Indo-European languages except for some loan words, usually from French or English.
Turkish grammar is complex, but also quite regular.
Through this process, astoundingly long word phrases can be encountered. T rkle tiremedigimizlerdensinizdir. Another interesting feature is that there is no gender in Turkish. Turks generally call each other by their given names. Memnun oldum I'm pleased to meet you.