The reader chooses
Turkish is the starting language on this site. English content is available through the EN link, without automatic redirection based on browser language or location. This makes the experience more predictable for people sharing a device or choosing to read in a language different from their browser settings.
Meaning rather than word order
Bilingual publishing involves more than replacing words in sequence. Headline rhythm, idioms and the natural flow of explanations need attention in each language. English readers should receive the same essential information and qualifications as Turkish readers, expressed clearly rather than through a mechanical copy of the original sentence structure.
Continuity through links
Switching language inside an article takes you to the corresponding version. Separate addresses make it clear which language a shared link will open. This helps not only search systems but also readers returning to a saved page later. Navigation is part of an understandable reading experience, not merely a technical detail.
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