turkish lesson with coffee.

meralyil


Joined: 08/07/2010
Posts: 150

Message Posted:
24/10/2010 21:36

HELLO I GİVE TURKISH LESSON



MY MAIN LANGUAGE IS TURKISH



MY HOUSE IN YEŞİLTEPE



MY PRICE ONE PERSON 20 TL



TWO PERSON 30 TL



THANKS

elko2



Joined: 24/07/2007
Posts: 4400

Message Posted:
25/10/2010 09:21

Good luck Meral but as the Turkish saying goes, I think you will find it easier to get a camel jump over a trench then get English people learn a foreign language



ismet

Ailletoo


Joined: 24/01/2009
Posts: 1003

Message Posted:
25/10/2010 10:05

Elko2



Not ALL Expats here are English. What makes you think Meralyil's message was aimed solely at the English?



Many expats here speak passable Turkish, learned since their arrival on this Lovely Island.

BrightonJim


Joined: 27/07/2010
Posts: 145

Message Posted:
25/10/2010 15:53

We are about to complete our TRNC purchase and have picked up some basis Turkish from a CD tutorial. In fact yesterday, to the amusement of the staff at our SW London Turkish restaurant, I ordered part of the meal in Turkish.

We are guests in the TRNC and the expats should show respect to their hosts by, at the very least, making an effort to speak the language.

What a fuss is made when immigrants to the UK cannot speak English.

Meral, when I can spend more time in the TRNC I shall be pleased to attend Turkish lessons.

Deniz1


Joined: 28/07/2009
Posts: 3829

Message Posted:
25/10/2010 16:33

I think the shoe is on the other foot,my boyfriend does not speak english and has made no attempt to learn. I have had lesseons and try to learn something new every day and i am no spring chicken so learning is harder for me.

elko2



Joined: 24/07/2007
Posts: 4400

Message Posted:
25/10/2010 16:44

Aillettoo,

I am aware that not all expats are English but when you start learning Turkish you will find out that the British Prime Minister is referred to as "Ingiliz Basbakani" and Britain as "Ingiltere". So your PM should protest when introduced as the PM of England. As if they care!!!!!

ismet

Ailletoo


Joined: 24/01/2009
Posts: 1003

Message Posted:
25/10/2010 17:48

Elko... I am Irish. and speak passable Turkish and continue to learn.





My Prime Minister (An Taoiseach) Brian Cowen, would indeed, I think, have something to say if he was introduced as the Prime Minister of England.



Heh Heh, the very thought of it!

Earlybird


Joined: 28/04/2009
Posts: 816

Message Posted:
25/10/2010 18:24

Elko I can speak two other foreign languages and made every effort to learn Turkish and when I went to practice things I had learnt around North Cyprus, everyone wanted to speak to me in English. A very different story in Turkey where they help you out and also appreciate your efforts to learn their language.

meralyil


Joined: 08/07/2010
Posts: 150

Message Posted:
26/10/2010 13:16

hello...

thanks for all the messages....

I got , English lessons from a lady in the past.

She almost did not know Turkish.

we never spoke Turkish in lessons.and I benefited a lot from these courses..

I think many foreign people want to learn Turkish language....And I am ready to meet

kevin


Joined: 08/08/2009
Posts: 152

Message Posted:
29/10/2010 17:49

I am interested in your offer of Turkish Lessons. I live in Ilgaz my Telephone number os 0533 832 0426. Please can you contact me my name is julia. thanks

meralyil


Joined: 08/07/2010
Posts: 150

Message Posted:
05/11/2010 22:16

Thanks for all messages....

meralyil


Joined: 08/07/2010
Posts: 150

Message Posted:
27/12/2010 08:48

Hello.......

anybody want turkish lesson?

chippy


Joined: 02/04/2008
Posts: 40

Message Posted:
27/12/2010 11:57

i have to children who need lessons, do you come to the house,as i live in Yesiltepe also thanks

meralyil


Joined: 08/07/2010
Posts: 150

Message Posted:
06/01/2011 08:51

Hello chippy.I can come your house.But if you want you can come my house. My house number is 195.

If you can write your address we can meet and talk details.thank you for your interest.

Groucho



Joined: 26/04/2008
Posts: 7993

Message Posted:
06/01/2011 10:14

Ismet

"I am aware that not all expats are English but when you start learning Turkish you will find out that the British Prime Minister is referred to as "Ingiliz Basbakani" and Britain as "Ingiltere".

Surely that's a fault of the Turkish!

It would be very rude and a gaff in diplomacy to point out the mistake just as it would for me to point the grammatical errors in your post... "I think you will find it easier to get a camel jump over a trench then get English people learn a foreign language"

We've been learning Turkish for over five years... and we know many others are trying to learn too. Getting locals to stick to Turkish is a real hassle...

Whistler


Joined: 28/07/2008
Posts: 1332

Message Posted:
06/01/2011 11:29

Ismet. We lived in France and had to learn the language because, unlike here, no-one would speak to us in English. Since living here, I have attended quite a few turkish lessons, as have a lot of my friends. I am English.

WindowCompany


Joined: 06/01/2011
Posts: 19

Message Posted:
06/01/2011 15:48

Please call me at 0533 842 2019

I am interested in taking private turkish lessons.

Sincerely,

Rima Sinar

meralyil


Joined: 08/07/2010
Posts: 150

Message Posted:
09/01/2011 19:12

Turkish lesson

maruby95


Joined: 30/12/2010
Posts: 18

Message Posted:
09/01/2011 22:23

Hello. My wife and I may be interested in lessons. We also live in Yesiltepe. Can you do lessons during the day while our children are in school?



thank you.



Mark

meralyil


Joined: 08/07/2010
Posts: 150

Message Posted:
11/01/2011 09:43

Hello Mark



I sent you e mail....and I write my mobile number and my address.



Thanks for interest...

meralyil


Joined: 08/07/2010
Posts: 150

Message Posted:
12/01/2011 08:18

Turkish lesson with coffee



suitable prices...........

meralyil


Joined: 08/07/2010
Posts: 150

Message Posted:
29/01/2011 20:52

thanks all messages...