Qazaq Tili — Learn Kazakh

iOS app by MEHMET UGUR. Education · MEHMET UGUR

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Free to download
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Unknown
Version
1.2
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-09

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Learn Kazakh from zero, in your own language. Qazaq Tili is a Kazakh learning app built for speakers of Turkish, Russian, English and Chinese. Lessons are explained in your language, and the places where Kazakh diverges are called out rather than glossed over. Lessons start at A1 and move up level by level. Each unit brings new words, grammar and practice, with sentence building, listening, writing and matching exercises. Words you are starting to forget come back on their own in spaced review lessons. The dictionary is organised by topic and reviewed through card decks. Cyrillic and the 2021 Latin alphabet are studied side by side. Grammar is explained by comparison with Turkish, Russian and English. You read folk tales, short stories, poems by Abai and texts on the history and culture of Kazakhstan. Tap a word and its meaning appears in place; narration uses a natural Kazakh voice. The home screen widget shows the word of the day and your next lesson. The Reading and Listening section is sold separately by level and is not part of the Premium subscription. At A1 the first reading text and the first recording are free. Premium opens every unit, unlimited practice, Kazakh conversation with AI and unlimited natural voice. Monthly or yearly; the yearly plan includes a three-day free trial. All content was written originally for this app. Privacy Policy: https://qazaqtili.app/privacy Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

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