I mean, don´t worry about the fine details. You can skip them. For instance a very small detail about n buffer is that it is also used with -den, -de case if these come after a third person possessive suffix. Example: penceresinden (from his window). The n buffer has irregularities.

Do you have to learn these detail to learn Turkish? Absolutely not. Even if you had learned all them it wouldn´t help much.

So don´t worry about the details. You needs lots more practice about the topics that you already know. For instance the basic grammar topics.

In short, I ´m suggesting much less detail and lots more practice. Reading, speaking, listening, writing and exercises are all practice. Practice should be spread over time.  

There will be repeating sessions.

Hello karekin,

All the information you will need will be available on the first message of this topic. New dates and times will be posted earlier before the lesson starts. For instance this week we had lessons on Tuesday, wednesday and saturday. I had posted times on monday. So there was enough time to plan ahead.

You don´t need anything except coming here and opening the first message before the lesson starts.

Hello natiypuspi,

Todays lesson started 3 hours ago and lasted a little more than one hour. So you are three hours late.

the lesson has just started . join the lesson now. check first message

alexblakeley,
Sure you can, as long as there is space and you can get in.

The capacity is 20 learners. Last two lessons we had 13 and then 8.

I haven´t written it yet. I need to think for a while how to make lessons more efficient.

"Ailem ile" is not totally wrong. But it´s not much used that way. It depends on the context. Sometimes "ile" used like "and". For instance "Ali ile Ahmet geldiler". In these cases we would prefer the word version. Otherwise the suffix version is prefered.

Another detail about -le, la suffix is that after a vowel it takes a y buffer. For instance "arabayla" (by car).

Cheers
Erdinç