By Ad Backus
ISBN-10: 0415157463
ISBN-13: 9780415157469
Colloquial Turkish is the precise advent to the language! Written by way of skilled lecturers of the language, Colloquial Turkish deals a step by step method of Turkish because it is spoken and written at the present time. No earlier wisdom of the language is required.What makes this path the best choice for language learning?* perfect for self sustaining examine and sophistication use* assorted, dialogue-based workouts with thorough solution key* up to date vocabulary, together with computing device phrases* Jargon-free grammar notes* wide Turkish-English, English-Turkish glossariesBy the top of this vigorous and available direction, it is possible for you to to speak hopefully and successfully in Turkish in a vast diversity of daily situations.Accompanying audio fabric is on the market to buy individually on CD/MP3 layout, or comes incorporated within the nice worth Colloquials Pack.
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After vowels the form is -ye or -ya: Londra’ya to London İstanbul’a to İstanbul Eskişehir’e to Eskişehir Fethiye’ye to Fethiye hastaneye to the hospital eve to the house sokağa to the street yüreğe to the heart Pay special attention to the last two examples and see what happens to a k between two vowels: it turns into a ğ: thus sokak-a becomes sokağa and yürek-e becomes yüreğe. Similarly, a ç becomes a c, and a p becomes a b: ağaç—ağaca tree—to the tree kitap—kitaba book—to the book The -e or -a case ending (to a noun, person’s name or a place) is also used to mark the indirect object or the receiver, as in the following examples: Aynur’a bir hediye verdim.
Are you an electrician? o zaman then kocama to my husband koca husband yardım edin! help! Language point Past tense questions In past tense questions, the question marker comes last, so after the personal markers: singular plural 1st person çalıştım mı? did I work? 2nd person çalıştın mı? did you work? 3rd person çalıştı mı? did he/she/it work? 1st person çalıştık mı? did we work? 2nd person çalıştınız mı? ) work? 3rd person çalıştılar mı? did they work? Compare: Present tense: sinemaya gidiyor musun?
Translations of the sentences, which contain many useful new words, are given in the Key. m. yor? yor? n mü? k. m ya! nız? yoruz. k. ’. Obviously, you will need to learn how to understand these questions before you can answer them. Several questions are used in the dialogues of this lesson, and in Lesson 3 we will look into them in detail. ’ The same thing holds true as for questions: some examples are used here, but actual discussion will follow later. Nevertheless, you may have already developed a bit of a feel for how questions and negative answers are formed in Turkish on the basis of examples in the dialogues.
Colloquial Turkish : The Complete Course for Beginners by Ad Backus
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