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Merhaba! Hello! Welcome to my page and thank you for visiting my Teacher Profile. I am a certified language teacher with a degree in English Language and Literature and a Ph.D. in Sociology. My mother tongue is Turkish, and I am from Istanbul. I have been teaching Turkish and English for seven years to a variety of age groups in the Czech Republic, Turkey, Serbia and online. Learning a new language should be fun, engaging and effective! I follow "Inclusive Teaching" approaches. More precisely, I pay attention to different needs, learning styles, knowledge, and backgrounds of my students and adjust my lessons accordingly. I use a variety of teaching materials so that students can show what they already know and learn in a way that works the best for them. My end goal is to boost the performance of my students by providing them with a space to show their skills and capacities and express themselves freely and confidently. You will get: * Customized PowerPoint Presentation of essential grammar & vocabulary * Engaging, structured, practical, fun, and professional lessons with carefully selected course materials for all levels * Key phrases, language hacks, and essential vocabulary for you to speak from Day 1 * Friendly, inspiring, and motivating tutoring * Images and enjoyable topics that will prompt you to speak naturally * Daily email support (including checking and proofreading your essays & feedback on your homework) in between your lessons * Quick and noticeable results in your learning journey It is very rewarding to see my students becoming fluent. So, book your first lesson now, and we will start speaking Turkish / English with confidence right away!​
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    Learning Article : Buying A Plane Ticket In Turkish

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    When you're finally ready to take your Turkish skills on the road in Turkey, buying a plane ticket is bound to prove a challenging exercise in practical uses of the language. Whether or not you're making travel plans, this article can help frame some valuable Turkish phrases in everyday use.

    September 13, 2016
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    Buying A Plane Ticket In Turkish
    When you're finally ready to take your Turkish skills on the road in Turkey, buying a plane ticket is bound to prove a challenging exercise in practical uses of the language. Whether or not you're making travel plans, this article can help frame some valuable Turkish phrases in everyday use.
    September 9, 2016
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    Şu an için: 

     

    Zülfü Livaneli - Özgürlük

    Fikret Kızılok - Farketmeden

    Bülent Ortaçgil - Bozburun 

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    January 16, 2016
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    Merhaba,

     

    Farsça ve Türkçe arasında akrabalık yoktur. Ama, Türkçede Farsça kökenli en az 2000 sözcük vardır. Farsça Hint-Avrupa (Hint-İran) dilidir, Türkçe ise Altay dilidir. 

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    January 16, 2016
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    internet bağlantısı

    Bu kez internet bağlantısı iyi değil, çünkü Gürcistan'ın dağlarında fırtına var (Gürcistan'ın dağlarında yağmur yağıyor). Ama, yine de yararlı olduğunu düşünüyorum, çünkü video yokken dinleme egzersizi yapabiliyorum (yapabilirim). 

    [This time the internet connection isn't good, since Yağmur is in the mountains of Georgia. But I think that it is [still] useful, because when there is no video, I can practice listening. ]

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    January 4, 2016
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    Dövme Dek Deq

    Türkiye çok ilginç bir ülke. Sanki bin yıl geçse de Türkiye'le ilgili yeni bir şey öğrenmeye devam edeceğim. Son zamanlarda Güneydoğu Anadolu Bölgesi'nde yaşayan kadınların özellikle dövme ya da "Deq" yapmaları ilgimi çekti . Meğer bu dövme geleneği, azalan (kaybolan/kaybolmaya yüz tutan) bir gelenekmiş (pratikmiş). Yıllar önce güzellik sembolü olarak kullanılmış. Yine de, bundan başka anlamları varmış. Keşke bu geleneği anlayan biri bunu bana açıklayabilse.

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    January 4, 2016
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    Culture

    Today I had my second conversation with a tutor. We had a conversation about the difficulties of finding  financial support for culture. In all countries in Europe, people face the problem of finding funds for culture, but in Italy the situation is particularly bad and many artist are forced to go abroad to work. Hopefully, this situation will change soon and many artists can return to Italy.

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    January 2, 2016
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