Merhaba,

I want to inform all about some more links that I believe Turkish Language Learners will make use of.

http://www.demturkishcenter.com

http://www.istanbul-pedia.com

http://www.study-turkish.com 

Regards

Here,I find so much examples.. I hope that it will be helpful for someone:

http://www.scribd.com/doc/81985999/Turkish-3-Months
 

For everybody who knows Serbian:
 https://sites.google.com/site/turskipredavanja/prvagodina
Here,you have lesson from faculty,FIRST YEAR.
They said that soon will be lessons for SECOND YEAR..  

I love to help people withTurkish and I want to share my pages with you;

http://www.learnturkisheasy.com

Everything is free and we are translating sentences everyday and I publish all new lessons on blog.learnturkisheasy.com

http://turkishnews.learnturkisheasy.com

You can read the news in simple Turkish and listen to them

https://plus.google.com/communities/110812863755267743355

if you have a google plus account, you can join this community and we can arrange meet ups. 

We are also on Facebook (facebook.com/learnturkisheasy) and Twitter (learnturkish9). Hope to see you there! 

Wow,your page is excellent... Thank´s a lot sharing that here..

Our website is being updated day by day and presenting great variety of online Turkish Language learning materials. I hope and believe Turkish Language learners will make use of.

Pls contact Orhan Hoca if you have further assistance or questions about Turkish Language Learning or our services and products.

Turkish Language Home : http://www.study-turkish.com

Good for you. We are still dealing with 2 years old problems here

but compared to TC which is free and starting price at http://www.study-turkish.com/ is 350$

I could buy 75 books with that money

Hi I recently completed intensive 90 hour one to one Turkish lessons in  london. For those who want to learn Turkish in London can be useful. they have great native turkish teachers. Also you can check their links to practice your turkish.  Their web site: 

http://turkishlessons.co.uk/

Regards Albert Croix 

I am not sure if this has been mentioned before, but Byki is a very helpful program for beginners and the best thing is that it´s free. 

After you download it, you can add more lists to learn -->http://www.byki.com/listcentral.html and import them to Byki