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30 Jul 2006 Sun 03:15 pm |
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hey, i'm new to turkish 
and i'm just woundering what i should start learning?
i have been thro the lessons on this site, and they are all very good.
HAs any one got any tips, or exercises i could use, to learn turkish successfully.
i would really appreciate it if anyone could help.
thanks
Stacey
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P.S even lists of words i should learn, would be very helpful
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30 Jul 2006 Sun 03:27 pm |
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Bir yol haritası çıkartılması lazım, var mı böyle bir şey, sevgili Türkçe öğretmenlerimiz?
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30 Jul 2006 Sun 03:36 pm |
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hey pinky
check out the LEARN TURKISH tag on teh left side.
you can even learn terms or endearment to tell you Turkish guy??
i take it thats why you are learning Turkish right??
hahah - well thats me reason anyway!
good luck.
shishi
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30 Jul 2006 Sun 03:37 pm |
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most of the people learn a foreign language to be able to speak ,listen&understand. so I would advise you to use "listen and repeat method", this might take time to be able learn everything since you need some people around you. If you are going to learn from books and internet, I would advise you to start with the letters and their pronunciation.
In Turkish, what you see is what you pronounce/ what you hear is what you write. Before invasion of foreign words, we didn't spell the words, names etc. So once you are familiar with the sounds you start writing even you don't understand the meaning of the word. Then you can build up the vocabulary and start learning grammer.
There are good web sites to listen conversations.
http://www.international.ucla.edu/TurkishTutor/index.html
http://www.cs.bilkent.edu.tr/~guvenir/CATT/
good luck
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30 Jul 2006 Sun 07:03 pm |
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Quoting mertcan: most of the people learn a foreign language to be able to speak ,listen&understand. so I would advise you to use "listen and repeat method", this might take time to be able learn everything since you need some people around you. If you are going to learn from books and internet, I would advise you to start with the letters and their pronunciation.
In Turkish, what you see is what you pronounce/ what you hear is what you write. Before invasion of foreign words, we didn't spell the words, names etc. So once you are familiar with the sounds you start writing even you don't understand the meaning of the word. Then you can build up the vocabulary and start learning grammer.
There are good web sites to listen conversations.
http://www.international.ucla.edu/TurkishTutor/index.html
http://www.cs.bilkent.edu.tr/~guvenir/CATT/
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Thank you!!!! I like the Turkish Tutor!
Hmmm.. i like learning languages because I want to know what I'm eating or what's in the menu!    
Most of the time, I can read but don't understand them... but slowly I'm getting there!
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