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advice needed on learning turkish
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10.       Elisa
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 01 Apr 2007 Sun 03:20 pm

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!

11.       lady in red
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 01 Apr 2007 Sun 03:38 pm

Quoting Elisa:

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!

12.       lady in red
6947 posts
 01 Apr 2007 Sun 03:38 pm

Quoting Elisa:

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!



Oops! sorry didn't mean to post 3 times!

13.       lady in red
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 01 Apr 2007 Sun 03:48 pm

Quoting Elisa:

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!



That's so true Elisa! If they can't speak any English you have no option but to do as well as you can with Turkish - but if they do (as most of the Turks I know do) then, although they are always very helpful, its far too easy to lapse back into English and English is so widely-spoken it makes us Brits very lazy when it comes to learning other languages anyway!

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