Turkish builds a whole clause into a single word with suffix after suffix. Record it or paste it and read the English sentence it actually is, then reply in English and send it back in Turkish.
Turkish stacks suffixes where English uses separate words — the translation unpacks them.
Spoken Turkish into EnglishRecord it and read what the sentence means, not what its pieces are
Suffix chains resolvedTense, person, negation and question all live inside one word and all come through
Your English goes out in Turkish and can be read aloud.
Both directionsTurkish in, English out and back, in one saved conversation
Histories that persistReopen the conversation the next time this person writes
ı, İ, ğ, ş, ç, ö and ü never have to come from your own keyboard.
Paste it as writtenThe dotted and dotless i survive the trip, which changes what a word means
Polite forms keptA formal siz sentence stays polite in English instead of turning blunt
A WhatsApp thread, an email, a form — paste the Turkish and read the English.
Whole messagesA full paragraph at once, not sentence by sentence
Copy the resultTake the English into your reply or your notes
A dictionary can't split a word that contains an entire sentence.
IQ Translate: Record it and read the English.
Typical translator apps: Type a word you can't break apart.
IQ Translate: Unpacked into a normal English sentence.
Typical translator apps: One fragment translated, the rest dropped.
IQ Translate: English in, Turkish out, same conversation.
Typical translator apps: Start again the other way.
IQ Translate: Saved per language pair.
Typical translator apps: Cleared on close.
IQ Translate: A browser tab, nothing installed.
Typical translator apps: App download and sign-up.
Common questions about translating Turkish into English.
Yes — the whole word is read as the clause it represents, so tense, negation and questions built into the suffixes all appear in the English.
No. Speak the sentence or paste the message; ı, ğ, ş, ç, ö and ü come through exactly as written.
Yes. Record it and the English shows up a couple of seconds after the speaker finishes.
Yes, your reply is translated into Turkish in the same conversation and can be played aloud for the other person.
Yes, one history per language pair. It stays saved, and you can clear it anytime with the trash button above the chat.
Yes. The service is free for everyone — no subscription and no quota. Sign in with email, Google or Apple only if you want your history attached to an account instead of this browser.
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