Learn Turkish

Hi everybody!
I’m a certified 93% turkish pro! I wish i could write more about that but now i’ve got no time at all… Good luck to you guys!

I had my final turkish exam this Sunday and i liked it SO MUCH! I wish i could study it on!

im from turkey
i can help you every subject about turkey&turkish..maybe i can improve my english to high this way:)
my msn adress is ugur_ozewin@hotmail.com

hoşçakalın:))

Hi does anyone know the best Turkish Language schools in the following areas:
1. Istanbul – feneryolu near bagdat caddesi
2. Dalyan/Ortaca/Sarigerme
3. Bodrum

I had a friend from Turkey at camp this summer. She’s such an amazingly sweet girl and, through tears as we departed, I promised her that I would someday visit her in Turkey.

I would love to be able to impress her with my Turkish when I do. She taught me a few words, of course, but I would like to be close to fluent =]

My father is Turkish and so I have dual nationality by default. I live in England and see myself as totally British. I have brown hair and blue eyes as oppose to the general Turkish black hair/brown eyes. However due to my Turkish nationality status I need to do at least 3 weeks national service, and I won’t be able to survive this without learning the language, so I need to start asap.
If anyone is willing to help me learn, I would be very grateful!

www.netismeslekkursu.com

Merhaba!

I’ve been listening to Hande Yener, an incredible Turkish artist, since late spring of this year. I absolutely love her and I absolutely love the language! While I’ve started learning this language very slowly (çok güzel!) through the downloadable Byki program and two wonderful Teach Yourself books, I don’t find I have the motivation most of the time to go through with it. Although I’ve studied Swedish the last few years and know it pretty well, it’s hard for me to start on yet ANOTHER language.

I always welcome any advice to get myself motivated again in learning! I still listen to the music, of course, but studying hardcore is harder for me these days. Any ideas?

Good luck to all of you and your 43 things . . .

Holly.

Merhaba,

Probably turkish is the language I need the most in my life, much more than english, it seems I will live there for many years in a rural area :D It is nice to know about other persons in the same process, makes me feel motivated; I am not the only one learning the language.

;)

1. Audio books for kids with text along each chapter.

http://www.dilset.com/SesliKitaplar.aspx?Hikaye=25

2. Online books in Turkish

http://www.1001kitap.com

3. Practice through dialogues

http://www.international.ucla.edu/turkishtutor/