I am an experienced Turkish tutor in Istanbul. This is my only work and I have been doing this for 10 years. My university education as well as my years of experience will help you to learn Turkish quickly and more effectively. Turkish is not as difficult a language as it seems. Actually, it is a very systematic language and I have special techniques to help you learn it.

I have taught many foreign students. Because of this, I know which grammar structures foreigners tend to struggle with and how to help you learn them.

Whether you want to take lessons for a short or a long time, I can teach you converstational Turkish, as well as teach you about Turkey and Turkish culture.

In 1923, Ataturk chose Istanbul Turkish amongst all of the regional dialects to be the official language because it is the most clear and precise dialect of Turkish. I will teach you Istanbul Turkish.

I can really help you to learn Turkish well. If you want to take lessons, please contact me. Thank you.

  Email:  meyzee@hotmail.com

 Cellphone:  0536 8859824

how much?

30 TL for 1 hour

Never knew lessons in Turkey are that expensive. 

Well, not if you consider Turkish is a real luxory item ...

Is it?

I was only paying 15 ytl for mine last year 

.....and don´t anyone DARE say they didn´t work!!   

hmmm...maybe those prices are somehow depending on whether there is a "dudu" included in a language learning package or not..........

That´ll be more expensive. You forgot that the 30 an hour doesn´t cover the costs of multiple cell phones, laptops, surgeries etc.

My lips are sealed.

What are you implying????   - that my dudu was an inferior model????   

A little outdated maybe? 

yeah right  but my math has always been...hmm...let´s just say - i hate numbers  but then again...in estonia this 30 tl would be pretty much ok price - for an hour...60 minutes...academical hour would cost less than 30 tl. at least from what i have heard it´s like...about 38-40 liras for 90 minutes (1 lecture), so that makes it like...what...about 20 liras for 45 minutes? yeah pretty much 30 liras per hour. or smth. no "dudu"-s (or: batterys) included 

I usually charge 35-50 tl per hour

How about trying an expensive model?

Ha,ha,ha...  It´s so funny.Yabancýlarýn´ Cebinde akrep var´. This is Turkish idiom.Search for it.Poor crisis victims of  western civilization.Let´s make donation them.

Ha,ha,ha.It´s so funny.Yabancýlarýn ´cebinde akrep var´.This is Turkish idiom.Search for it.Poor crisis victims of western civilization!!!!Let´s make donation them.

Young man!!!  Are you implying we English (note the use of ´English´ rather than ´British´ here) are cimri???    - we are just careful with our money!    

(PS - I will pm you my bank details and await your kind donation)  

I don´t think 30 TL is a lot for a one hour private lesson.

Private lessons are usually much more expensive than one hour lesson you take in a language class.

In europe, it starts from 15 euro, and if the teacher is  professional it can be 30-40 euro.

Well, 30 TL is not a very small amount but then everything is expensive.

If you´re not learning anything, even 0 lira is expensive. if youre learning very well and quickly then even 50 lira can be cheap

That includes two dudus?

1 dudu is too little for you...? 

There are weekdays and there are weekends.....

 Ãf you have enough money you can have as much dudus as you want 

hmm...and you hope to wear out 1 dudu in 5 days...?  and that´s why you need an extra dudu?  are you sure we are both talking about TURKISH dudus? but THEY don´t get tired...  ...or do they...? 

I wouldn´t know, do you?

like i just said - i have never seen any TIRED turkish dudus... 

Experience, dear?

lol, you are very good at changing the direction of the topic...

maybe coz i have seen here in estonia some women stupid enough to get involved with those dudu-types oh, and i have even seen 1 dudu living in estonia for a while of course, he left our little and nice country on a great speed right when her money was finished but at least all the city had a good laugh on this ... situation