i want to learn Turkish language , anybody can seriously help me?
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yeah the easiest way is to find a turkish person. i can give you some help with the basic turkish if you like.
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Hello I love Turkey Turkish culture.\n\nI reviewed many online translation websites and I was able to find one\ntranslator that fulfills all your requirements.  I am including the\nlinks to a number of free Turkish-English online dictionaries as well\n\nThe Intertran translator is similar to Babelfish. It can translate\ntext from Turkish to English or from English to Turkish and it’s free.\n\nInterTran\nhttp://www.tranexp.com:2000/InterTran\n\nThe translator is located at the bottom of the webpage. Choose your\nlanguage pair and enter your text. If you prefer you may enter a URL.\n\n\nThere are a few free online Turkish English language dictionaries that\nmay interest you as well.\n\n\nFor Multiple Words:\n\nLangToLang Dictionary\nYou can search multiple words by using commas\nhttp://www.langtolang.com/\n\n\nFor Individual Words:\n\nFree Turkish English Language Dictionary Online\nhttp://www.acr-turkishtranslations.com/\n\nTravlang’s On-line Dictionary\n\nhttp://dictionaries.travlang.com/TurkishEnglish/\nhttp://dictionaries.travlang.com/EnglishTurkish/
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Marahaba! im not Turkish, but have freinds in Antalya and istanbul....some people tell me it is not a pretty language...but i find it to be beautiful....... and unique easy to learn too!  so try   u might like it!  cheers!
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I'm Okiemute (from Nigeria), but i live in Turkey (Kibris) now. I'm still looking for a Turkish name though! lol!
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The bbc.co.uk website is very good at languages. \n\n\nScroll down to "learning"then click on "languages" which is below it.\n\nIts free and it has an audio facility as well.
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You can try http://www.seslisozluk.com \nIt is a pretty good dictionary. I had to sign up now to hear the pronunciations of some words. The ones I tried were OK, but not completely correct.\nAnyway, just like many other languages (but not English), Turkish is "spoken the way it's written", if you know the sounds of each letter, then you can read almost every Turkish word correctly, as written on this web page: http://www.mymerhaba.com/en/main/content.asp_Q_id_E_1100\nThey have a list of sounds of letters.\nDon't worry much about the "soft g", the letter after g.\nYou may need to change to Turkish character encoding to be able to see a few of the letters correctly.
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www.milkandcookies.com/links/12009/details \n\nwww.learn4good.com/languages/everyday_english_speaking \n\nwww.pronunciationworkshop.com best one but you have to pay
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You might want to try this website.  I'm trying to learn a little more Spanish so that I can use it.  It looks like a really good site.\n\nhttp://mylanguageexchange.com/Default.asp
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Hello,\n\nYes you can. First of all you can use some free stuff from the net. You can even interact with people from your chosen country that you want to learn their language.\n\nTry Pimsleur learning program;its recorded books like conversational which is paced. Every one i know has raved about pimsleur.\n\nTry Rosetta Stone as well ...WWW.BYKI.COM, free download site for your chosen language \n\nGood luck\n\nP.S. If you want to learn for example spanish, you can also listen to their music,film and radio and not to forget reading their books not only will your speaking skills improve,but your vocabulary
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Try these\n\nOnline language course covering vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation\nwww.learndutch.org/ \n\nLearn to speak Dutch online. Dutch language course for foreigners. Sounds by native speakers are optional.\nwww.speakdutch.nl/  \n\nThis particular page is about learning Dutch as a foreign language. ... You learn Dutch up to a level that enables you to understand and make yourself ...\nwww.leren.nl/rubriek/talen/nederlands/learn_dutch/ -\n\n\nObtain some basic knowledge of Dutch grammar and vocabulary, enough to read simple texts written in that language!\nwww.forbeginners.info/dutch/ - 5k
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My father is using Rosetta Stone software right now to long Greek. It's been such a help that he can speak fluent Greek as if he were from Greece. I think you will appreciate it.
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I suggest you buy "Teach yourself Croatian" by David Norris. This book is simple to use, moves at a quick pace and has relevent texts. \n\nI suggest in the beginning (unless you know a language with cases such as latin or german) not to worry too much about the cases it is about communicate something, anything, at first. And people can understand the meaning without the cases. \nBUT I would learm the basic grammer such as the endings (sorry can't describe it well but in croatian for 'I GO  you dont need to say ja(i) idem(go) just idem(i go) because the endings indicate the meanings. You will find the rules are very regulaur. Once you have understood them you will see how easy it is to make short sentances . And now you are speaking :-)\n\nWhen you get a little better I would use the internet. There are many sites in croatian. And chat rooms are a great place to start because the language is easy. That way you build up your vocab, and you actually see how people write and speak in real life because they use alot of slang.\n\nOf course use every oppourtunity to practice with native speakers (or anykiind :D) Go on holiday there, seek out Croats in your local community, listen to music if can bregovic, zabranejo pusenje -no smoking-, are cool, for easy lyrics try pop and turbo folk type music, watch tv etc etc\n\n SRECNO :-)
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Check this http://www.madinaharabic.com\n\nThey offer free arabic lessons
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try this forum....Deeperblue.net\n\nThere are lots of places between Izmir and Cesme
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I'm learning english, french and some german too ..the german is the most difficult for me >(   anyway, there is a site that help me with learning languages: www.friendsabroad.com , there you can contact people who speak the language you want to learn and you teach them your language...it help me a lot , I hope it helps you also\n \n\nI hope this helps.
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Look online for a program that has you read it, hear it spoken (like a CD rom or regular CD for your car) and also, if possible, one that can hear you say the words and correct your pronunciation. I've found the best way to learn a language is to have one that you can just listen to in the car that says it in English and then in the foreign language and you can repeat along. Makes car trips go so much faster and you can repeat the "lessons" as many times as you need to. You could always enroll in a community college course, but I haven't heard of Greek being offered really, so I'd look for a CD program.
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Try german.about.com for some beginning lessons.\nI've heard nothihg but good about Rosetta Stone software from Transparent language (but its expensive)\nLook for AATG (AATG.org), the website of the American Association of Teachers of German; they have links.\nTry Goethe.de (look for the translation link to get it in English.) There will be some materials, but more advanced.\n\nViel Glück!