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Hello! I'm Rengin from Turkey. I'm 21 year old student, learning Japanese for 7 months now (as 4/2015). I'm looking for penpals to practice some Japanese and if I can find some of you, help people about they learning Turkish. Message me if you wanna talk!
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  • Answered
    I'd most certainly sure recommend Minna no Nihongo. I'm using that book parallel to my lessons :3
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    April 23, 2015
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    わたし の はじめて の ノート こんばんは。 わたし は レンギン です。 わたし は だいがくせい です。 わたし は 21さい です。にほん へ いきたい です。 にほんご お さんかげつ べんきょします。 ちょっ むずかしい です、 でも とても たのしい です！ よろしく おねがいします！
    April 17, 2015
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  • Commented

    "Sabahte" isn't a word. You can use "saatte" for that, which makes "erken saatte".

    On the sentence "Kahve çok seviyorum", use "Kahveyi". "-i" and "-u" appendixes makes the tonnation for the verb.

    For the word "Çalışdım", the letter "d" is stiffens and becomes "t".

    For the word "gezmek" is the simple tense for "going out for a walk". But for using it in a sentence, you should add some suffixes such as, in this case "-e". Since two vowels can't stand together in Turkish, you will add letter "y" between "gezme" and suffix "e", which makes "gezmeye".

     

    But overall, it's fantastic! Good job! :)

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    April 17, 2015
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