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Turkish-English Dictionary - best?
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1.       monkban
3 posts
 17 May 2005 Tue 02:20 am

Does anyone have an opinion about the best Turkish-English/English-Turkish dictionary? I am a native English speaker. I would like something that is not just a pocket dictionary.

Thanks!

2.       Seticio
550 posts
 17 May 2005 Tue 09:01 am

I think that the Redhouse Turkish English Dictionary (Redhouse Sozlugu Turkce-Ingilizce) is the best and it isn't only my opinion.

3.       duskahvesi
858 posts
 17 May 2005 Tue 11:56 am

as english-turkissh dictionary, u can buy oxford's....

4.       Seticio
550 posts
 17 May 2005 Tue 01:05 pm

Redhouse has also English-Turkish version, in pink cover

5.       duskahvesi
858 posts
 17 May 2005 Tue 01:19 pm

seticio,
muhalafet milletvekili

6.       duskahvesi
858 posts
 17 May 2005 Tue 01:19 pm

ozur,
muhalefet

7.       sht99
0 posts
 17 May 2005 Tue 04:31 pm

Bence REDHOUSE tam olarak yeterli değil.
Bir de sözlüğü ne amaçla kullandığınız/kullanacağınız önemli.

Eğer başlangıç seviyesi içinse tamam ama akademik amaçlı kullanım olacaksa REDHOUSEsu kullanmanızı tavsiye etmem.

8.       Seticio
550 posts
 17 May 2005 Tue 10:01 pm

so, what do u propose instead, sht99?

9.       duskahvesi
858 posts
 17 May 2005 Tue 11:41 pm

bence gayet guzel bir sozluk..
redhousenin pocket yerine 1000 sayfalik sadece turkce-ingiliz olan sozlugu var..
onu tavsiye ederim..
ufak olanini degil

10.       monkban
3 posts
 18 May 2005 Wed 08:48 pm

Unfortunately, at this point my Turkish language skills are almost non-existent, so i can't understand the replies written in Turkish. Can anyone help me out? Especially, what is the concern with the Redhouse dictionary? I really need to a dictionary off the net in a few days and need to know which one to get. Thanks.

11.       Seticio
550 posts
 19 May 2005 Thu 08:53 am

sht99 said that Redhouse Dictionary wasn't enough if it was used in a particular subject. If u were a begginer it could be ok but if u wanted to use it for academical purposes it wasn't enough.
Duskahvesi said that in his opinion Redhouse was good, it had a 1000 pages so it wasn't small dictionary as it was only turkish-english (not turkish english, english-turkish-which version wouldn't contain so many words-in this meaning)and he recommeds this dictionary.

12.       Seticio
550 posts
 19 May 2005 Thu 08:54 am

not begginer, beginner, sorry

13.       monkban
3 posts
 19 May 2005 Thu 08:24 pm

Seticio, thank you for your help. And the others, as well.

14.       Seticio
550 posts
 19 May 2005 Thu 11:28 pm

I know monkban that u asked about turkish english distionary, but I think it's a good oppotunity to mention Baskakov's turkish-russian dictionary. I know russian language is a problem for most of turkish learners, but this dictionary is really good, so I recommend it to russian speaking users

15.       ani_istanbul
65 posts
 16 Jun 2005 Thu 04:50 pm

I am a teacher.The best dictionary is Redhouse's big one(with blue cover)
teaches all the slangs and idioms.....

16.       Seticio
550 posts
 16 Jun 2005 Thu 05:35 pm

yes, this is the dictionary I was talking about...

17.       bliss
900 posts
 16 Jun 2005 Thu 07:07 pm

I am looking for Baskakov, but can't find.They don't have Oxford either.It is hard to find good dictionary.I ordered from Tulumba a month ago.Waiting ....Yes you are right in first place we need good dictionary.

18.       Seticio
550 posts
 16 Jun 2005 Thu 08:16 pm

Oh, about Baskakov ask Duskahvesi! He was looking for this dictionary fo me and he foud it ( I hope Duskahvesi you don't mind mentioning it) He told the price is about 55$.
This is really good dictionary.

19.       duskahvesi
858 posts
 16 Jun 2005 Thu 09:33 pm


first u should ask me to mention it...

20.       Seticio
550 posts
 16 Jun 2005 Thu 10:14 pm

ok,I'm sorry for it, but I didn't think it's such a secret

21.       duskahvesi
858 posts
 16 Jun 2005 Thu 10:19 pm

it is not a secret..
it is just rule.. i gave it by private.. not in a general environent..
again the same thing happened..
and it seems that u will do it over and over..

22.       Seticio
550 posts
 16 Jun 2005 Thu 10:22 pm

many people thank u for sending different things, they mention it in Forum and it's not a problem for u, so why this time it's such a problem for u?

23.       duskahvesi
858 posts
 16 Jun 2005 Thu 10:27 pm

if u do sometihng, do it private and dont say anyone..
if u do smth, dont do it in front of people..
out friendship style is different..
and i cut the discussion..
at least mine is over...

24.       Daydreamer
3743 posts
 17 Jun 2005 Fri 02:16 pm

about dictionaries...are there any thematic ones in turkish acaba

25.       freshman
704 posts
 17 Jun 2005 Fri 03:04 pm

hi..what did you mean about thematic??I didnt understand well..

26.       Daydreamer
3743 posts
 17 Jun 2005 Fri 03:26 pm

a thematic dictionary is one with words groupped not alphabetically but thematically. there are chapters/topics covering a given area of lexicon.
for example in "a house" chapter u can find words like "a table, a kitchen etc..."

27.       freshman
704 posts
 17 Jun 2005 Fri 03:35 pm

ok I see...I will be out yesterday most probably and I can look some shops for it..

28.       Daydreamer
3743 posts
 17 Jun 2005 Fri 03:41 pm

oh, could u? çok minnettar olacağım

29.       freshman
704 posts
 17 Jun 2005 Fri 03:48 pm

No problema..I will try..If I help you,I will be pleased...

30.       duskahvesi
858 posts
 17 Jun 2005 Fri 10:21 pm

daydreamer
redhouse's big dictionary is enough for theamticallt either

31.       Daydreamer
3743 posts
 17 Jun 2005 Fri 11:02 pm

but i already have it and i want a thematic one now

32.       widdley
61 posts
 18 Jun 2005 Sat 03:21 am

I really need to buy a dictionary, does anyone know where I can get one from???

33.       Attila
144 posts
 18 Jun 2005 Sat 03:25 am

Red house!! you can purchase it online I think...

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