turkish lesson, any recommendations?

hollie


Joined: 15/07/2009
Posts: 149

Message Posted:
23/11/2010 13:02

Can anyone recommend any Turkish launguage tutors or courses. One on one or in a group?

ballymurphy


Joined: 20/09/2009
Posts: 166

Message Posted:
23/11/2010 14:48

Hi I recommend Fehime, she is a qualified language teacher she either teaches one 2 one or in a group class.

Tele No 05428561120.

stacy


Joined: 07/09/2009
Posts: 100

Message Posted:
23/11/2010 15:57

i am a turkish teacher and you can come meet any of my students at the dolce vita cafe in catalkoy tomorrow for a chat

Wiser


Joined: 30/07/2008
Posts: 796

Message Posted:
23/11/2010 16:19

I would recommend Tas tel no 0542 873 1323. Very nice and very patient!!

satranc


Joined: 04/04/2009
Posts: 92

Message Posted:
23/11/2010 21:25

As a current student of his I'm rather biased but you won't go wrong by giving Tash a call. Highly recommended!

Deniz1


Joined: 28/07/2009
Posts: 3829

Message Posted:
24/11/2010 06:42

Where does he give his lessons?

basheer



Joined: 22/12/2008
Posts: 949

Message Posted:
24/11/2010 20:18

my daughter started with tash recently..he's fast and to the point, recommended.

luaymaani


Joined: 05/10/2010
Posts: 47

Message Posted:
24/11/2010 21:22

http://www.livemocha.com/learn/Turkish/l:2785#1



i like this website. of course it is not compared anyhow with a teacher. but for me, the prices when i asked was expensive and i couldnt afford it, because i am a student.



Luay

dave12


Joined: 11/05/2010
Posts: 74

Message Posted:
25/11/2010 00:28

When i was in n cyprus in october I had 4 hours tuition with Cemaliye. She is based near Pia Bella and she is excellent. Her email address is gemma7a@hotmail.com



Someone on this board recommended livemocha to me and i have used it ever since. Lots of free lessons with various exercises. Its interactive so you get feedback from turkish people and help them with their english. I completed an exercise on sunday and submitted it and within an hour had 17 replies. You can also go online if you feel confident enough to practice your turkish. Livemocha covers over 30 languages. Defintely worth looking at and its fun

inigo


Joined: 23/10/2010
Posts: 50

Message Posted:
25/11/2010 00:38

Re-Livemocha;

very well designed(user-friendly) and very helpful.Also lots of TRNC people are using as teaching&learning english&turkish both ways.

You do not need to pay if you check some others' works

Deniz1


Joined: 28/07/2009
Posts: 3829

Message Posted:
25/11/2010 06:26

I repeat where does Tash hold the lessons?

Wiser


Joined: 30/07/2008
Posts: 796

Message Posted:
25/11/2010 06:30

Tash comes to your home or he holds lessons in various places depending on his customers. He prefers to teach in groups from 2 people upwards as it can be hard work one on one. If there are 2 of you then it is 15tl each for 1 1/2 hours. Maybe you can find somone to do it with you as it also help to have someone to bounce off whilst doing homework!!!