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shirleyanntr
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Nice one Tom...
heres another one recently started up by Serdar..
Learn to Speak Turkish Fast - Home well worth a look.. shes really helpful and welcomes comments or queries
heres another one recently started up by Serdar..
Learn to Speak Turkish Fast - Home well worth a look.. shes really helpful and welcomes comments or queries
sandpearse
Bolton Born and Bred
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Thanks for both of those links, I have saved them to my favourites. I have promised myself (again) to improve my Turkish this winter!
shirleyanntr
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sandpearse
Bolton Born and Bred
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Shirlely, I could so do with you nearby to bully me into learning Turkish! But you have spurred me on to go and join a course today, will let you know how it goes 
, and of course I will start to use the online ones too!.
, and of course I will start to use the online ones too!.
babsgood
Deemon in disguise
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I like the BYKI but it is annoying that you get a question right and because you've missed a full stop or forgotten to use a capital letter at the start of a sentence it marks your answer as wrong, I have enough to think about just doing the translation. lol
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Hi everyone.
I also use Language Learning with Livemocha | Learn a Language Online - Free!There are very basic lessons but the beauty of it for me is that you can do exercises and native speakers will correct them for you, very helpful with pronunciation. Also you can find language partners to chat with, you can help them with english and they will help with your turkish. This is of great benefit to those of us who don't live in Turkey! Class once a week is very little for practise.
I also use Language Learning with Livemocha | Learn a Language Online - Free!There are very basic lessons but the beauty of it for me is that you can do exercises and native speakers will correct them for you, very helpful with pronunciation. Also you can find language partners to chat with, you can help them with english and they will help with your turkish. This is of great benefit to those of us who don't live in Turkey! Class once a week is very little for practise.
tomc1984
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Agree, but you just tell it that your alternative answer is correct and it accepts it in the future.
Agree, but you just tell it that your alternative answer is correct and it accepts it in the future.
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Hi Nadine,
Yes I saw a post about it here during the summer. There is no cost involved.
The lessons start with the very basic vocabulary. They come in 4 parts. First you listen. Next is a listening and reading review, test in other words), of the vocabulary.
Then there is a written exercise which you submit and other members will correct it. The fourth part requires a microphone because you must read a short passage and again submit it for correction.
Also then you can chat online with other people who want to learn languages. You can do this on Livemocha or exchange MSN or skype addresses.
There will always be a few who are looking for a relationship but most want to learn languages. You choose who you talk too.
As there is no cost involved I suggest giving it a go. It suits people of all standards. My vocabulary is increasing rapidly. It is a good back up for my classes. 2 hours a week is not enough to learn a language. Daily practise really helps.
Yes I saw a post about it here during the summer. There is no cost involved.
The lessons start with the very basic vocabulary. They come in 4 parts. First you listen. Next is a listening and reading review, test in other words
), of the vocabulary.Then there is a written exercise which you submit and other members will correct it. The fourth part requires a microphone because you must read a short passage and again submit it for correction.
Also then you can chat online with other people who want to learn languages. You can do this on Livemocha or exchange MSN or skype addresses.
There will always be a few who are looking for a relationship but most want to learn languages. You choose who you talk too.
As there is no cost involved I suggest giving it a go. It suits people of all standards. My vocabulary is increasing rapidly. It is a good back up for my classes. 2 hours a week is not enough to learn a language. Daily practise really helps.
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Piperman,
You are right there, 2 hours a week is too little
are you following Turkish lessons in Ireland ? I'm having Turkish lessons in Belgium, once a week about 2 and a half hours...
Thanks for the explanation, I really should do this, it sound OK
You are right there, 2 hours a week is too little
are you following Turkish lessons in Ireland ? I'm having Turkish lessons in Belgium, once a week about 2 and a half hours...
Thanks for the explanation, I really should do this, it sound OK
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Hi Nadine,
Yes I go to turkish lessons in Ireland................must be crazy because I drive 110 km each way every Thursday evening after work but only for 24 weeks a year. The teacher is sent by the turkish government I think and is attached to Trinity College in Dublin. But it's finally beginning to pay off. One turkish friend said that last year I had words but this year I have sentences.
Chatting each day on MSN has been a real help to me. It has increased my fluency but maybe not my accuracy)
Yes I go to turkish lessons in Ireland................must be crazy because I drive 110 km each way every Thursday evening after work but only for 24 weeks a year. The teacher is sent by the turkish government I think and is attached to Trinity College in Dublin. But it's finally beginning to pay off. One turkish friend said that last year I had words but this year I have sentences.
Chatting each day on MSN has been a real help to me. It has increased my fluency but maybe not my accuracy
)
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Hi Piperman,
I admire you, driving 110 km each way just to have Turkish lessons, I think they must be very good indeed to do that
Increasing your fluency but not your accuracy ? Lol, I know what you mean
I have joined Livemocha, I'm called sparrow (to keep it simple), and yesterday I already did some lessons and corrected some English homeworks at well
I mostly enjoy writing stuff and somebody correcting it, because the lessons for beginners are a bit to easy for my doing
See you then, what is your name on Livemocha ?
I admire you, driving 110 km each way just to have Turkish lessons, I think they must be very good indeed to do that
Increasing your fluency but not your accuracy ? Lol, I know what you mean
I have joined Livemocha, I'm called sparrow (to keep it simple), and yesterday I already did some lessons and corrected some English homeworks at well
I mostly enjoy writing stuff and somebody correcting it, because the lessons for beginners are a bit to easy for my doing
See you then, what is your name on Livemocha ?
turkishturkish
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Thanks, Shirley, for giving a link to my site. Now it's completely free and welcomes all who are interested in learning Turkish in an innovative way. I want you to talk to me...
shirleyanntr
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Interactive Turkish
hello Serdar..welcome to the forum, nice to see you here.
hello Serdar..welcome to the forum, nice to see you here.
GnD
Member
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Great site Serdar!!
I have been whinging that I cannot progress all the time I cannot get my ear in!
Reading I can whip through your exercises BUT VERY slow if just listening. Many many thanks for the opportunity to listen!!
In fact just came back on here to find Shirley's link agian, to save on my desktop.
Nadine What is livemocha?
I have been whinging that I cannot progress all the time I cannot get my ear in!
Reading I can whip through your exercises BUT VERY slow if just listening. Many many thanks for the opportunity to listen!!
In fact just came back on here to find Shirley's link agian, to save on my desktop.
Nadine What is livemocha?
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