Any1 Turkish

Turkce bilmiyorum, ama orgenmek isteyorum. Kizimden Turkiye, ve bu temmuzda ziyaret ediyoruz.

(How did I do? It is hard to learn, because there is no one here to teach me.)

format_quote Originally Posted by Grace Seeker

Turkce bilmiyorum, ama orgenmek isteyorum. Kizimden Turkiye, ve bu temmuzda ziyaret ediyoruz.

(How did I do? It is hard to learn, because there is no one here to teach me.)

Hello Dear Friend,
I live in Turkey and my native language is Turkish. I teach English in Turkey. Further more I can teach Turkish. I have taught Turkish to many foreign missions' children in Turkey. If you want, I can teach you Turkish online. You don't know Turkish. How can your daughter speak Turkish. Are you married to a Turkish guy? It must be an interesting family. If you have skype address, we can speak Turkish.

Skype: schoolmaster1954
MSN: [email protected]

Bye!

format_quote Originally Posted by Tayyaba

Maybe I can learn some Turkish this way. Is there a thread on here for it? I'd say thats an idea

Can you start a tread for it? I can teach Turkish.

format_quote Originally Posted by Tayyaba

Actually we do have one

http://www.islamicboard.com/misc-lan...tml#post582814

Salaam Alaikum

Good. You can follow it. But I can still help you.

format_quote Originally Posted by Tayyaba

Yeap, Im dere.
Thanx
Sonra görü$ürüz
Salaam

dere????

format_quote Originally Posted by Tayyaba

LOL ok let me fix that. "Yeap I'm there."
Im guessin u dont know slang

No, I never use slang language..

format_quote Originally Posted by Tayyaba

Ok well, im lookin forward to learning Turkish InshAllah.
See you around
Salaam

Fi amanillah.

format_quote Originally Posted by schoolmaster54

Hello Dear Friend,
I live in Turkey and my native language is Turkish. I teach English in Turkey. Further more I can teach Turkish. I have taught Turkish to many foreign missions' children in Turkey. If you want, I can teach you Turkish online. You don't know Turkish. How can your daughter speak Turkish. Are you married to a Turkish guy? It must be an interesting family. If you have skype address, we can speak Turkish.

Skype: schoolmaster1954
MSN: [email protected]

Bye!

Well, I must have written it well enough for you to understand me, even if poorly. So, I'm making progress. That's good.

My daughter is native born Turkish. She became our daughter 4 years ago when she came to live with me and my wife for a year as an exchange student. Though she is not my biological child, I know no difference between her (or any of our other exchange student children) and our biological children or foster children. You live in my house, you call us Mom and Dad and we are. I can't/won't change that later just because you no longer live at home. Asli still calls us Mom and Dad. She graduates from University of Istanbul in July.

When I was talking to her about it earlier this year, she asked: "Are you coming?"
I teased her, "Are we going to get an invitation?"
Asli teased right back, "What do you think?"
Me: "Well, I suppose if we get an invitation we'll come."
Asli: "No, you won't."
Me (a little surprised): "We won't?"
Asli (laughing): "No. You are family. We don't send invitations to family. We know you will be there."

So, you see we are expected. And we will be there. I wouldn't miss it.

I learned just enough Turkish when Asli lived with us, that I could answer the phone and tell Asli's mother that she wasn't home, or to wait and I would get Asli. But, now I need to learn a bit more, because I want to be able to really talk with my daughter's family.

I've got a grammar book, and it is helping quite a bit. And I have about 2000 words on flashcards that I am learning. Of course, none of that will help me with slang. But more than anything, I know I need to learn to hear it, and to speak it in regular conversation. I don't have a microphone, so I've never installed skype. Maybe I will have to do that. I'll also check out the other thread.

Tesekkurlar.

format_quote Originally Posted by Grace Seeker

Well, I must have written it well enough for you to understand me, even if poorly. So, I'm making progress. That's good.

My daughter is native born Turkish. She became our daughter 4 years ago when she came to live with me and my wife for a year as an exchange student. Though she is not my biological child, I know no difference between her (or any of our other exchange student children) and our biological children or foster children. You live in my house, you call us Mom and Dad and we are. I can't/won't change that later just because you no longer live at home. Asli still calls us Mom and Dad. She graduates from University of Istanbul in July.

When I was talking to her about it earlier this year, she asked: "Are you coming?"
I teased her, "Are we going to get an invitation?"
Asli teased right back, "What do you think?"
Me: "Well, I suppose if we get an invitation we'll come."
Asli: "No, you won't."
Me (a little surprised): "We won't?"
Asli (laughing): "No. You are family. We don't send invitations to family. We know you will be there."

So, you see we are expected. And we will be there. I wouldn't miss it.

I learned just enough Turkish when Asli lived with us, that I could answer the phone and tell Asli's mother that she wasn't home, or to wait and I would get Asli. But, now I need to learn a bit more, because I want to be able to really talk with my daughter's family.

I've got a grammar book, and it is helping quite a bit. And I have about 2000 words on flashcards that I am learning. Of course, none of that will help me with slang. But more than anything, I know I need to learn to hear it, and to speak it in regular conversation. I don't have a microphone, so I've never installed skype. Maybe I will have to do that. I'll also check out the other thread.

Tesekkurlar.

Whenever you need it, I'm ready to teach you. Get a wescam and a microphone then we can practice Turkish.
Bye!

format_quote Originally Posted by mustklc

uyarin icin tesekkur ederim ama neyi izleyip neyi izlemeyecegimi secebilecek , benim icin ne onemlidir, vaktimi neyle harcayabilirim karar verebilecek, muhakeme edebilecek kadar akil ve vicdan sahibi oldugumu saniyorum. Ayrica oradaki de sadece bir espriden ibaret idi.

I'm sorry I was understood wrong. I can't oblige or dictate you what to watch. I have no rights like that. I only expressed my conviction and thoughts. Sure you're an adult and you can decide it. If we don't criticise here, what will we do then? This is a debate forum. We'll discuss and find the truth. Sometimes critics can be bitter. Sorry brother.

Next, I can advise you to read the following links to improve your writing skills:


http://www.rpgamer.com/editor/howto.html
http://www.geneseo.edu/~bennett/EdWrite.htm
http://www.k12albemarle.org/albemarl...Editorials.htm
http://homepages.ius.edu/dschwei2/writing/editorial.htm
http://home.pacific.net.au/~greg.hub/editorial.html
http://www.english.ccsu.edu/martin/E...%20Writing.htm
http://www.lse.ac.uk/resources/webEd...ng/Default.htm
http://projects.edtech.sandi.net/mon..._editorial.htm
http://va.essortment.com/learnnewspape_rvhj.htm
http://patterico.com/2004/04/24/1466...riting-lesson/
http://www.poynter.org/content/conte...w.asp?id=16961
http://www.nndb.com/honors/505/000079268/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pulitze...torial_Writing
http://www.answers.com/topic/pulitze...torial-writing
http://www.spacetoday.org/Research/Research.html
http://www.ideasiteforbusiness.com/Andy/we.htm
http://www.aynrand.org/site/News2?ne...ter_friendly=1
http://www.uil.utexas.edu/academics/...t_writing.html

format_quote Originally Posted by mustklc

Actually, i watch cnbc-e, specially "ghost whisperer " i think it is a good way to improve listening practice .

i will look the links, thanks

Are you angry with me, bro? I didn't have any bad intentions to critise you. Sorry again. ffended: ffended: ffended: ffended: ffended: ffended: ffended: ffended: ffended: ffended: ffended: ffended: ffended: ffended: ffended: ffended: ffended:

Where do you work? I mean what school?