Daily · one try
Türkçe Günlük — daily challenge
Eight words, the same questions for everyone, one attempt per day. Finish with an emoji grid worth pasting into the family group chat.
Free · No app · No sign-up
Turkish culture games you can play right now
Meet Ahmet, Eylül, Dino, Filiz and Pingucan — the Roots & Talks characters. Eight quick games about Turkish words, tea and traditions. Beat the clock, share your score, drag your family into it.
8Games to play
48Turkish words
0Apps to install
1–2 minPer round
Wordle · TR
Türkçe Kelime — five letters
Green, yellow and gray boxes show how close each guess is. You have six tries, and everyone is guessing the same word today. The game itself is in Turkish.
Vocabulary game
Turkish Word Match
12 Turkish words, 3 hearts, one ticking clock. The fastest way to learn the words behind çay, simit and nazar boncuğu.
For kids
Character Memory
Flip the cards and meet all nine Roots & Talks characters. A calm game for kids and grown-ups who like winning.
Arcade mode
Play everything on one page
No clicks between games: the daily challenge, word match, memory, quiz and Çay Tower stacked on a single URL.
Personality quiz
Which character are you?
Seven questions about Turkish food, words and traditions — matched to one of our characters, plus the gifts that come with them.
Stacking game
Çay Tower
Stack tulip tea glasses as high as you can. One tap to drop, one chance per glass.
Word game · EN/TR
Word Garden
Ten Turkish words a day. Every right answer grows a flower. Switch between English and Turkish.
Catching game
Çay Rush
Move the tray, catch the çay, dodge the cold tea. A one-minute round that asks for one more.
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Turkish Word Match — the full game
No page change, no download. Answer 12 questions, keep your three hearts and build a combo. Then share the score card.
Keyboard tip: press 1–4 to answer. Your best score stays in this browser.
Why we built this
A little piece of Türkiye in the school run
Many families with Turkish roots notice the same thing: the children understand a few words, answer in English, and the language slowly drifts away.
Flashcards are hard to keep up. A short game is easier. These games are built around the Roots & Talks characters, so the faces you see on our gifts are the ones doing the teaching.
They are free to play and never ask for a name, an email or an account. Play one round while the kettle boils, and see who asks for a rematch.
- Turkish Word Match — 48 everyday words with phonetic hints (kah-veh, simit, nazar boncuğu).
- Character Memory — nine characters, eight pairs, memory and vocabulary in one.
- Culture Quiz — the food, phrases and traditions behind the gifts, ending in a character match.
- Çay Tower — a stacking game about the most Turkish object there is: the tulip tea glass.
How it works
Three taps, no friction
1. Pick a game — it starts immediately, no login wall.
2. Play a round of one or two minutes and keep your streak alive.
3. Share the score card on WhatsApp or challenge a friend with a link.
Every game keeps your best score in this browser. No accounts, no email, no ads.
The characters
Nine characters, one very loud family
Every game is built around the Roots & Talks cast. Tap a character to see the gifts they appear on.
AhmetThe curly-haired boy with a riddle in his pocket. A Turkish word becomes a guessing game.
EylülThe girl with two braids whose notebook holds every Turkish word she loves.
ElaThe laughing girl in pigtails whose rule is one new Turkish word every single day.
GirayThe freckled boy in the blue cap who never gives up and always tries again.
DefneThe smiling girl who learns Turkish through songs, humming the melody first.
GaziThe smiling teenager with a football who loves Turkish cheers and chants.
DinoThe friendly green dinosaur and the counting champion of the group.
FilizThe elephant who dances and paints with her trunk, the artist of the group.
PingucanThe penguin in the red scarf and the biggest cheerleader of the group.
Gifts that go with the games
Play a game, keep the character
The same artwork you meet in the games is printed on mugs, tees, totes and puzzles — free U.S. shipping, replacements if anything arrives damaged.
Guides
The context behind the games
Short, practical guides on Turkish words, tea and family life — each one ends with a game.
Learn Turkish
30 Turkish Words Every Child of a Turkish Family Should Know
Thirty everyday Turkish words, with pronunciation, the three sounds that trip people up, and easy ways to make them stick.
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8 min read
Culture
Turkish Tea Culture, Explained in Nine Glasses
Why Turkish tea comes in a tulip glass, how çay is brewed in a double pot, and what to do when the second glass arrives.
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7 min read
Food
Turkish Breakfast: What Is Actually on the Table
The little plates on a Turkish breakfast table, what to buy abroad, and how to host a kahvaltı at home.
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7 min read
Questions people ask
Are the games really free?
Yes. Every game on this page is free to play, with no download, no account and no in-app purchase. Tap play and you are in.
Do I need to install an app?
No. The games run inside your browser on phone, tablet and desktop — including iPhones, iPads and Android devices.
Can I play on my phone?
Yes, the games are built mobile-first. Çay Tower and Word Match are easy to play with one thumb; hold your phone upright for the best experience.
Are these games good for kids learning Turkish?
Yes. Turkish Word Match uses 48 core words with phonetic hints, and Character Memory is a gentle first step for younger children. Everything is family-safe, with no ads and no chat.
Do you save my data?
Only your best score and a daily streak, stored locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded and there is no sign-up.
Can I share my score?
Every game creates a shareable score card plus a WhatsApp, X and Telegram link, so you can challenge family and friends to beat your score.
Can teachers use the games in a lesson?
Yes. Every game runs in the browser on school laptops and tablets, with nothing to install and no student accounts.