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Anyone
can learn 100 words!™ These
are the simplest Turkish
lessons ever, quicker—and
cheaper—than
a Turkish
language course in
Istanbul. Even if you learn
Turkish only
this much, it's sure to make your
trip
to Turkey go
more
smoothly.
Print
out these pages, study
a page each day, and in only 10
days you'll know more than 100
Turkish words and short phrases. You'll
be surprised how useful they'll
be every day during your
travels.
Lesson
1: Greetings!
Hello, good morning, goodbye, what's your name, how
are you...
Lesson
2: Pardon Me...
Pardon, yes, please, thanks, friend, what, how, who...
Lesson
3: Why, When, Which?
What's this, how much, how many,
I want this, that, the other...
Lesson
4: New-Old, Hot-Cold
And/or, big/small, open/closed,
good/bad, beautiful/ugly...
Lesson
5: Where Is...
Train station, bus terminal,
toilet, hotel, restaurant, shower,
bath...
Lesson
6: Bath & Tea
Luggage, laundry, lights,
Turkish bath, toilet paper, tea, money,
water...
Lesson
7: Going Places
Car, bus, train, ship, street,
map, near/far, left/right, ticket...
Lesson
8: Days of the Week
Also day, daily, today,
tomorrow, week...
Lesson
9: Months of the Year
Also month, year...
Lesson
10: Turkish Numbers
Cardinal, ordinal, one-half,
million, billion, trillion, quadrillion...
The phonetic
pronunciations in the
right-hand column of each page
are based on the sounds of Standard
American English. See my Turkish
Pronunciation Guide for more.
(Note:
it's difficult to show the special
Turkish letters (such as the soft-g
and undotted 'i') reliably in web
browsers so you won't see the special
letters below. Use the pronunciation
guides in the right-hand column for
correct pronunciation.
Some other word? Ask the Ectaco
Online Dictionary:
Turkish
Language Guide
Turkish
Language Learning Aids & Courses
Pronunciation
Guide
Turkish
Grammar
Country
Names in Turkish
Turkish
Vowel Harmony
Travel
Details
Turkey
Travel Planner Homepage
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Turkish comes
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