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On this page, there are writings of Turkish Class members who want to share
their essays (new or previously written) about
topics related to the content of this site. Here you can
share your ideas and experiences with other people interested in similar things,
and you can read and learn about the interesting viewpoints of other people. To
give an idea, possible topics may be:
- Your ideas about a previous visit to Turkey - Your view of Turkish people/Turkey/the language - Experiences as a foreigner living in Turkey - Experiences as a Turk living in a foreign country - Anything that can be in some way related to the content of the web site A writing will be rejected if: - It contains offensive sentences/ideas/language. (Negative comments and ideas are always okay, but offensive ones are not) - It is too short. (Size restriction is not strict, but an essay should not be a few sentences long. More than 250-300 words is preferable.) - It doesn't belong to you (copy-paste work) - If the administrators decide to not publish it on the website for any reason. The articles uploaded will be reviewed by the site administration first. They will be publicly available on the site only after getting the approval of an administrator. If your writing is approved, it will be made available for everybody to read on this section of the site. You will of course be given full credit for what you have submitted. Small corrections in spelling or changes in formatting can be made when they are published here. For a writing published on this site, you will see how many times it has been read, and read comments by other users. Thanks for all your contributions. |
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Giriyor vs Geliyor.
Hoppi: gelmek = to come girmek = to enter or to come in That sai... |
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Geçmekte vs. geçiyor?
Hoppi: ... and ... has almost the same meaning. They are both mean "i... |
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Intermediate (B1) to upper-intermediate (B...
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Why yer gördüm but yeri geziyorum
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Etmeyi vs etmek
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Görülmez vs görünmiyor
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Içeri and içeriye
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Present continous tense
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