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1.       nifrtity
1807 posts
 10 Nov 2012 Sat 09:42 pm

I really desparied from my level in turkish , I was studing hard but dont know where is my fault

in my study.

And my writitng is so bad and my grammar too

 

2.       tunci
7149 posts
 10 Nov 2012 Sat 10:35 pm

 

Quoting nifrtity

I really desparied from my level in turkish , I was studing hard but dont know where is my fault

in my study.

And my writitng is so bad and my grammar too

 

 

Nifritity, anyone can learn any language. For some people it takes bit longer, I am amazed at your determination and your fighting spirit in learning Turkish.

My advice for you is ; Forget everything you learned until now and start from the very begining. If necessary from the alphabet. Step by step, Don´t skip anything until you learn it.

 


 

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3.       nifrtity
1807 posts
 10 Nov 2012 Sat 10:40 pm

 

Quoting tunci

 

 

Nifritity, anyone can learn any language. For some people it takes bit longer, I am amazed at your determination and your fighting spirit in learning Turkish.

My advice for you is ; Forget everything you learned until now and start from the very begining. If necessary from the alphabet. Step by step, Don´t skip anything until you learn it.

 


 

 

Thanks so much Tunci , I will strat from the begining.

4.       tunci
7149 posts
 11 Nov 2012 Sun 02:25 pm

 

May be it will be easier for you to learn Turkish in Arabic. If you could find a Turkish grammar book in Arabic that might be more helpful.

 

Kitap  ---> Kitab

Kitabım ----> Kitabi    ----> My book

Kitabın ---> Kitabuke[ masculine]  or  Kitabuki [ Feminine ]   [Your book]

Kitabı  ---> Kitabuhu [ masculine] or  Kitabuha [ Feminine ]  [His/her book/its book]

Kitabımız ----> Kitabna   [Our book]

Kitabınız -----> Kitabukum [ masculine]  or Kitabukunna [ Feminine ][ Your [plural]book]

Kitapları  ------> Kitabuhum  [masculine] or Kitabuhunna [Feminine] [Their book]

 

 

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5.       nifrtity
1807 posts
 11 Nov 2012 Sun 03:36 pm

 

Quoting tunci

 

May be it will be easier for you to learn Turkish in Arabic. If you could find a Turkish grammar book in Arabic that might be more helpful.

 

Kitap ---> Kitab

Kitabım ----> Kitabi ----> My book

Kitabın ---> Kitabuke[ masculine] or Kitabuki [ Feminine ] [Your book]

Kitabı ---> Kitabuhu [ masculine] or Kitabuha [ Feminine ] [His/her book/its book]

Kitabımız ----> Kitabna [Our book]

Kitabınız -----> Kitabukum [ masculine] or Kitabukunna [ Feminine ][ Your [plural]book]

Kitapları ------> Kitabuhum [masculine] or Kitabuhunna [Feminine] [Their book]

 

 

 

Thanks I will find one book in arabic .,

6.       tunci
7149 posts
 11 Nov 2012 Sun 03:44 pm

 

 

Those websites are very useful. There are good examples like these.

7.       tunci
7149 posts
 11 Nov 2012 Sun 03:45 pm

 

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8.       tunci
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 11 Nov 2012 Sun 03:46 pm

 

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9.       nifrtity
1807 posts
 11 Nov 2012 Sun 03:49 pm

çok teşekkür ederim Tunci

Yes that ıs so helpful for me , thanks again

10.       tunci
7149 posts
 11 Nov 2012 Sun 03:49 pm

 

As you see, there are so many good examples like those if you try those websites.

My point is, In my idea, the best way to learn a foreign language is , learning it through your own language. French should learn Turkish in  French , German should learn Turkish in German and Arab should learn Turkish in Arabic. That will be more effective and better.

 

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