All Countries And Capitals Names in Turkish

As we all know that each language has it’s own naming for several countries, Turkish has so many especial naming and pronunciation to many countries that you wont even think about it, that’s because sometimes Turkish language sometimes translate the meaning of the country name such as United States Of America into Amerika Birleşik Devletleri, or sometimes they pick the Latin name of a country such as Germany as Almanya, and sometimes it might has it’s own special name in Turkish such as Albania turned into Arnavutluk.
So we present to you all countries and capitals names in Turkish so you might know how each country pronounced in Turkish.

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Special characters pronunciation

Here are some special characters you might find in some countries names we are going to give you the correct pronunciation of each of these special characters.

• Ş in Turkish is pronounced as Sh in English such as Shower.
• Ç in Turkish is pronounced as Ch in English such as Chair.
• Ğ in Turkish is pronounced as soft G is very close to the pronunciation of R in French and German but much softer.
• I without the dot: This letter has no exact English equivalent, but is pronounced like the e in legend or i in cousin. The exact pronunciation is made by shaping your lips to say e (as in bread).
• C in Turkish is pronounced as J in English Jar.

Here are All Countries And Capitals Names in Turkish