I am looking to buy either a calendar, planner or diary for 2017.
However I am hoping to get one with phrases, history bits or language tips for the Turkish language.
Here in Australia it is very common to see planner cards or diaries with Italian, French or German phrases; however once we think about other languages it becomes a bit harder to find.
Any suggestions from you would be much appreciated! :)
Hi all,
I recently started taking the train 3 out of 5 days during the week. There is a little coffee place near the train station. I actually don't buy coffee from them a lot, but my opinion is changing as the main barista there is Turkish and I want to practice my Turkish.
What are some good/related phrases that can help me start conversation with him?
I'm looking for stuff like; Günaydın, nasılsiniz, bir kahve (latte/cappucino?). Maybe some basic conversation as well.
Thank you all, I appreciate your feedback and comments :)
Hi all! I am trying to become more familiar with the Turkish language and I think that listening to Turkish music would be a good introduction, right?
I would like to know what songs/bands you are enjoying or which ones helped introduce you (for turkish learners) to Turkish.
A bit about my tastes; I generally like most types of music. It'd be nice to hear what pop songs people like in the Turkish speaking world. I really like hearing languages being sung in their cultural styles, so old or new style folk bands. I also like listening to a lot of English language rock and metal, so maybe there are some Turkish language bands rocking it out too??
Give me your suggestions! :D
Hi all,
Sorry if this seems a very basic question. You are all here because you are great with languages :)
What do you think is the best way for learning a language? I have become very familiar with a few apps for learning languages, such as DuoLingo, HelloTalk and Memrise. I also want to start using italki more (I have not had much experience with it). I still feel that these techniques are secondary and should complement study you are already doing by yourself.
What methods or techniques help you progress through language learning and help you feel committed to the language? How do you move from simply being interested to a language to a committed learner? You can tell me your favourite language book series, your language routines or how techniques you have developed on your own that you feel work best.
A bit about me; I am learning Turkish and have no community to speak with, nor any real attachment to the language. However, I think these questions can help all learners.
best :)
It's a new year and everyone has got their 2016 resolutions. At least some of you, I hope, will be learning or perfecting a language this year. So I saw the language challenge on the corner of my screen and was wondering, who else is keen to participate? Did you do it last year? Do you think it will help you learn? Are you a teacher who will be helping others? Let me know I am interested in this challenge and what to hears other peoples stories :D
Hi everbody! So as we all go into the new year at our respective time zones, people will be making new years resolutions and plans for the future. I would like to know what you are wanting to improve on in 2016? Obviously many of us, myself included, will be hoping to learn a new language or improve an old one. I would like to start taking my German studies seriously, I think. However, you might also have some other goals for the year. I am hoping to finish my bachelors degree at the end of the year. Woohoo!
So, what is it you are looking to accomplish or improve in this year? All the best :)
