I know çok means "much" or "many"  and az means "little" or "few" and biraz means "a little" or "any" or "some" or "a bit"

What is the difference?  When do I use çok az and when do I use biraz?

I know the following phrases:

Çok az Türkce biliyorum. (I know a little bit of Turkish.)

Seni çok ozledim.  (I miss you a lot)

Biraz daha yavaþ konuþun.  (Speak a little slower.)

I am confused as to why I use çok az instead of biraz to say "I know a little bit of Turkish." I guess I don´t understand how çok and az work together.

Teþekküler.

You´d use biraz to say "a little" and çok az to say "very little"(as in almost not at all) - so I think it´s a difference in degree - to me biraz is more than çok az. So, for example, to say "I speak a little Turkish" I´d use biraz and probably mean that I know some grammar and quite a few words. If I used çok az in the same sentence, I´d probably mean that I know how to say hello and ask where the bathroom is in Turkish.

Okay, so it is grammatically correct to say "Biraz Türkce biliyorum"? 

So çok by itself means "very" or "much" as in seni çok ozledim?

I just realized I don´t know how to ask where the bathroom is in Turkish! 

 1-I think so-that´s what I say and I´m understood. (if you said çok az.... you would be saying very little as opposed to a little)

2-yes

3 Tuvalet nerede,lütfen?   

Have you ever heard the "One Semester of Spanish Love Song"? It´s hilarious. Here´s the YouTube link to it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngRq82c8Baw; it is for Spanish, but I´m sure one could as easily be made about Turkish or any other language .

That was great!  But while I watching it I realized I´ve never taken a Spanish class, but after traveling in Spain for six weeks, I understood more Spanish in that song that I do after studying Turkish almost every night for six weeks!

Teþekküler!

´WC nerede, lutfen´ - and wait for them to point the way!

Pronounce WC - Ve Çe (Je) - in voice Ve Çe (Je) - yokmu, Turkler?

Why would you ask for W.C. in Turkish?  How would a Turk understand this as it stands for water closet?

If you say WC in english just a few person will understand it , if you prefer ve ce (not ve çe) many Turk will understand it. 

But if i were you i would prefer tuvalet or lavabo.   Tuvalet nerde ? Lavabo nerde? (If you wanna be polite (!!) you should prefer lavabo)

We Turks have lots of words for toilet. Nearly 12

 I find crossing my legs, jumping up and down with a pained expression on my face normally works