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advice needed on learning turkish
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25 Mar 2007 Sun 02:26 pm |
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I am trying very hard to learn turkish, so far all I know is a few seperate words. Can anyone advise me on how to start please? I have several books and dictioneries and also a cd set. But I am really finding it very difficult.
alison
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25 Mar 2007 Sun 02:27 pm |
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just start , there is no easy way ,just be determined
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25 Mar 2007 Sun 02:30 pm |
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i agree with deli.
you have to take the plunge, pick one of the books and just start. then from there build it up. plus you have to have determination and motivation.
good luck!
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25 Mar 2007 Sun 02:31 pm |
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I need a structure to learning a language, so I have decided to use an distant learning course. I also use other sources to suppliment that course, such as books, this site, dictionary and I have found a really good one, English/Turkish. It is a Milet large portable dictionary. ISBN: 1-84059-495-0
It is not easy, but perseverance and determination is essential!! Good luck, there are plenty of helpers on this site when you get stuck.
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31 Mar 2007 Sat 08:45 pm |
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I have listed some great free online resources here:
http://dreaminginturkish.blogspot.com/2007/03/online-resources.html
good luck,
andrea
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01 Apr 2007 Sun 11:57 am |
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Hi alison,
We should start to learn any languages by hearing and reading basic sentences.It's the simple rule of learning languages.
So,
HEAR- READ and SPEAK AND WRITE that's all.
If you need a help.We are here.
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01 Apr 2007 Sun 03:07 pm |
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i find that using your turkish with turkish/fluent speakers is a far better way of improving your turkish then reading books etc..thats how i deal with it,...
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01 Apr 2007 Sun 03:17 pm |
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Quoting robyn : i find that using your turkish with turkish/fluent speakers is a far better way of improving your turkish then reading books etc..thats how i deal with it,... |
chance would be a fine thing:
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01 Apr 2007 Sun 03:18 pm |
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Quoting deli: Quoting robyn : i find that using your turkish with turkish/fluent speakers is a far better way of improving your turkish then reading books etc..thats how i deal with it,... |
chance would be a fine thing:
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hihi deli..u chat with them on chat as well  
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01 Apr 2007 Sun 03:20 pm |
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Quoting robyn : i find that using your turkish with turkish/fluent speakers is a far better way of improving your turkish then reading books etc..thats how i deal with it,... |
My problem is that when trying to speak Turkish with Turks who also speak English, I suffer from a sudden "speaker's block". Speaking with someone who only speaks Turkish is ok, but otherwise I get all shy and I hate it!  
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