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best way to learn
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12 Apr 2008 Sat 09:49 pm |
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hi please can you tell me the best and easiest way to learn turkish and also whats best to start with in learning the language. any good books people have found usefull please tell me , thanks
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12 Apr 2008 Sat 09:52 pm |
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i have a turkish book.
we use it in school.
i also have some lectures.
basic ones. actually, its basically for beginners.
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12 Apr 2008 Sat 10:00 pm |
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whats the book called please?
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12 Apr 2008 Sat 10:09 pm |
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its only in our school unfortunately.
but its really a good one.
everytime we have turkish lessons, we use it for lectures.
i`ve got notes.
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13 Apr 2008 Sun 07:36 pm |
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As a learner of English,
Reading too much,
Listening songs,
And watching movies without subtitles all helped me.
You can try them for Turkce...
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13 Apr 2008 Sun 07:39 pm |
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Quoting azizehannah: its only in our school unfortunately.
but its really a good one.
everytime we have turkish lessons, we use it for lectures.
i`ve got notes. |
Lol, it's not very useful as an advise for her to use then  . I also listened to music a lot, as well as using the websites which are mentioned in one of the other topics here. Another good way is actually carefully looking through the 'learn turkish' section on the left hand side of the website. I've been reading through most of them and found them really helpful. Good luck! 
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13 Apr 2008 Sun 07:58 pm |
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Quoting Müjde: Reading too much,
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One can never read too much nor can one ever read enough 
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13 Apr 2008 Sun 08:41 pm |
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songs really help!!!! they helped for my english and still helping for my russian listen to the song first and try to catch the words u already know and also get familiar with the pronunciation of the other words. then find lyrics and try to translate. i learnt a lot this way
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13 Apr 2008 Sun 09:27 pm |
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Quoting Deli_kizin: Quoting Müjde: Reading too much,
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One can never read too much nor can one ever read enough [/QUOTE
HaHa! That's the confusing use of the word 'çok'! 'Too many' and 'Very' or 'a lot of' mean very different things in English! |
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13 Apr 2008 Sun 09:38 pm |
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Quoting Deli_kizin: Quoting Müjde: Reading too much,
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One can never read too much nor can one ever read enough |
Is this copyright by you, or can I use it as a slogan for my bookstore????
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