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Voluntary Language Mentors
1.       ali
70 posts
 10 Jan 2005 Mon 12:04 am

Purpose of this form to announce volunteers willing to help people trying to learn Turkish. This can be in different levels or formats according to the volunteer person's available time. Therefore, this help can range from giving comprehensive private Turkish lessons to explaining the meaning of a single word. Besides, people who want to practice writing in Turkish can send their short writings to a volunteer and get comments to improve their Turkish. Thus, people who are willing to help people on this issue can announce their preferred contact information and briefly to what extend they can assist the others with their knowledge. In this sense, it is not necessary to be a native Turkish speaker to help since people with more experience with the Turkish language or know Turkish at advanced level can help people who are just starting for instance, kind of being language mentors for the others. With this purpose in mind, I believe this kind of help would be complimentary to the large content of this site.

2.       ali
70 posts
 10 Jan 2005 Mon 12:09 am

To be the first taking the initiative-of course after the maintainers of this site-I would like to be volunteer. I do not have much time to regularly contribute to this site, therefore, I will not be able to provide a comprehensive assistance but it is better than doing nothing. Below is my information:

user name: ali
native-speaker?: Yes
scope of assistance:
1)Read short essays written in Turkish to practice writing in Turkish and give feedback to the writer by pointing out mistakes. Please send your write ups as MS Word document if you have it.
2)Translation:. Turkish to English or English to Turkish

time to get back: 1-5 days
e-mail: alicakmk@yahoo.com

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