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thank u abla 
yeah .. i study here on classes .. but its all reading and choosing .. i mean its good .. but my speaking skill is zero  and listening too is weak
so thats y i wanned a private lesson with a teacher or even public with a group to interact with.
You can also try the free livemocha website. There are structured lessons and the chance to practise speaking and listening. I found it useful, and a good way to meet new Turkish friends that can help you, especially if you return the favour and help them learn a language. But like all web-sites, be cautious with adding new friends. You will get lots of friend requests, but look at how helpful they are first, and how thorough their corrections and explanations have been for other learners.
Depending on where you live, many overseas based Turks offer private lessons, but finding a good teacher can be a lottery. You might be lucky with the first one you find. Ask about their teaching history, and whether they can speak your native language. Some Turks also offer lessons via Skype, which is another alternative for private lessons.
Good luck with your learning 
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