Angelika Landmann's tables for declension and conjugation in Turkish provide a quick overview of the declensions of nouns as well as the main tenses and moods of verbs. Turkish does not have strong or weak verbs, nor does it have different declension patterns. Unlike inflecting Western European languages, it expresses its grammatical functions through a variety of suffixes that are also subject to very distinct sound rules. For learners, these regularities can initially be unfamiliar; moreover, many forms resemble each other or are sometimes identical despite having different meanings. The tables for declension and conjugation help to navigate these complexities more easily and serve as an ideal complement to any Turkish textbook.