Hello there! I’m Eylül (aka Lulu)
Learning languages, telling tales, and maybe getting lost — a little.
Come see where it leads.
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Welcome to my corner of the internet
where languages aren’t just studied, they’re lived. I’m Eylül, a multilingual explorer, literature lover, and aspiring academic with a suitcase full of stories and a mind full of languages.
Here,I share practical language learning tips that actually work, reflections on literature that moves me, and glimpses into the cultures, books, and places that shape how I see the world. Whether you’re a fellow polyglot-in-progress, a bookworm, or just someone curious about language and life — you’re in the right place.
Join me as I learn, teach, wander, read, write, and sometimes just pause to enjoy the view
ABOUT ME
It all started in middle school, when I discovered that TV shows existed in foreign languages. I was flabbergasted — and completely hooked. My curiosity led me into a world where I didn’t understand a single word, but somehow, I wanted more.

My name is Eylül –
Over the years, people have often asked me how I learned languages and what sparked my interest. Now, I finally have a space to share my story — and, hopefully, to make language learning more accessible through the lens of culture, storytelling, and practical tips.
If you mix a little literature with travel and culture, and use languages as the sauce — that’s where you’ll find me.
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Exploring Istanbul
What are the must-see attractions in this city that spans two continents?
Hagia Sophia (Ayasofya)
A 1,500-year icon of world architecture—church, then mosque, then museum, now a mosque again—famous for its massive dome and glittering mosaics. Read more: official museum info and current visiting guidance.
Topkapı Palace & Harem
The opulent seat of Ottoman sultans for centuries, packed with imperial treasures, sacred relics, tiled courtyards, and the famed Harem apartments. Read more: official museum page.
The Blue Mosque (Sultanahmet Camii)
An active mosque known for its six minarets and thousands of İznik tiles; open to visitors outside prayer times (dress modestly). Read more: visitor guidance and hours.
Basilica Cistern (Yerebatan Sarnıcı)
A haunting, column-filled underground reservoir from Byzantine times—don’t miss the Medusa heads. Read more: official site and ticketing.
Grand Bazaar (Kapalıçarşı)
One of the world’s largest and oldest covered markets—maze-like lanes of carpets, lamps, jewelry, spices, and more. Read more: official bazaar site and background.
Galata Tower
A medieval stone tower with a panoramic viewing deck over the Golden Horn and Bosphorus—perfect at sunset. Read more: official museum listing.
