Does anyone know of a good Turkish/English dictionary? I found that carrying one around with me all the time was VERY useful when I was learning spanish. I then was able to look up words that I was thinking of at the time. I know for some this is a little much, but that´s how I learn languages quickly. Even when I´m walking I´ll look up simple works like grass, tree, walk, car, truck, road, etc.. and try to conjugate them myself....I´m a dork, I know

Some of good online dictionaries are;

http://www.seslisozluk.com

http://www.zargan.com

http://www.turkishdictionary.net/

I would recommend to use a dictionary software for your mobile. There are numerous En-Tur Tur-En dictionaries for java or symbian most of them are free. ,

some examples:

http://download.chip.eu/tr/_ngilizce-Tuerkce-Cep-Soezluek-1.0.1_869921.html

http://www.zargan.com/metin.asp?MetinID=61

http://www.maxicep.com/java-uygulamalar-programlar/cep-sozluk-ingilizce-turkce-30-000-kelime-91884.html

http://www.yeniprogram.gen.tr/download/16129/Ingilizce-Turkce-Cep-Sozluk.html

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The best way to get a pocket dictionary is to go online. Do you know WHSmiths? They should have a collins turkish dictionary available

Amazon has loads of Turkish dictionaries,grammar books etc.

I would recommend Redhouse dictionaries (the big ones are really good, also giving examples of usage and stuff), but since you want to carry it with you, the Langenscheidt (not sure if I spelled itcorrectly) pocket dictionaries are comprehensive and useful. Redhouse also sells pocketversions but I dont know how good they are.

One that helped me out alot and even gave some sentence examples is:

Metro Collin Cobuild Essential Dictionary

hope that helps, it let me know some funny quites too and sayings