Indirect Speech, or “Dolaylı Anlatım” in Turkish, is a significant aspect of the Turkish grammar. It is a method of communication that relates or quotes the words of another speaker, typically used when reporting what someone said, such as in a conversation, interview, or speech. The structure of indirect speech in Turkish requires certain conventions to be followed, which can be quite different from English. Learning these conventions is crucial to mastering the language and becomes easier with practice.