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Course website
Who the course is for, what’s inside, a language level test and a buy button.
About the project
“Mustaqil” — Crimean Tatar for “independent” — is a subscription course in Crimean Tatar taught by Crimean Tatar teacher Zeyneb Ibraimova. It suits complete beginners, people who have understood the language since childhood but don’t speak it, and fluent speakers who want to write correctly.
Lessons run on the ProgressMe platform: phonetics and pronunciation, grammar from simple to complex, sentence building, topic vocabulary, listening, everyday phrases and dialogues. Answers are checked automatically, and the tutor corrects mistakes and gets in touch if a topic is unclear.
Besides lessons, there is a word trainer with spaced repetition, jokes, the “Masa oyunı” game and a support chat on Telegram. Three modules of 7 lessons each are ready, and new lessons keep being added. The course uses the Cyrillic alphabet. The subscription is 900 ₽ a month.
- 900 ₽
- a month
- 3
- modules ready
- 21
- lessons
- 24/7
- support chat
What it does
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A tutor
Corrects mistakes and gets in touch if a topic is unclear.
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Word trainer
Flashcards, repetition and spelling drills so words stick.
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Support chat
Questions about lessons and exercises go to Telegram.
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Games and jokes
Learning through laughter: jokes and the “Masa oyunı” game.
Inside
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Grammar lessons
Rules from simple to complex, with pictures and explanations in Crimean Tatar and Russian — for example, the lesson on adjectives (“Sıfat”).
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Self-checking exercises
Match a word to a picture, translate, fill in the gaps — the platform checks the answer right away.
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Word trainer
Match words to translations and repeat at intervals so they stick — for example, days of the week: bazar ertesi — Monday.
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Spell the word
You see a word in Russian and spell it in Crimean Tatar letter by letter.
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Speaking and writing
Speaking tasks: talk about professions, write a text or record your voice right on the platform — the teacher will check it.
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Phrases and dialogues
Match statements, plus ready-made phrases for introductions, requests, congratulations and phone calls.
Made by
Who makes it: Zeyneb Ibraimova, Crimean Tatar teacher.
Found a mistake? Write to us and we will fix it in the next update.
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