Merhaba all!I'm trying to learn Turkish.

[Mirela]

Just recently I've started watching this Turkish dizi "Dudaktan Kalbe"(Burak Hakki & Ash Tandogan) and I totaly fell in love with it.The problem is I hardly understand a thing.Ever since than I'm trying to learn as many words as possible,but that doesn't help a lot 'cause of all those suffixes and stuff.I've visited soooo many websites("Learn Turkish online",etc.)and I'm writting things down but I really think that Turkish movies w/subs would help the best to get to the basics of Turkish language.Any recommandations?I also watch "Asi"(Murat Yildirim & Tuba Buyukustun).Now, that's my favorite!It remindes me of "Pride & Prejudice"(my favorite movie).I was wondering (and hoping)if I could get some help with interpretation when needed.It'd be highly appreciated.Cok Tesekkurler!

[oktosekiz]

i think its too hard to learn turkish by watching tv series. u have to learn basics first. because turkish is very elastic and has so many figurative meanings. so u should strat with :
me tarzan, you jane if u really want to learn i can help you. what is ur nationality by the way?

[josephineyy]

Hey!
heres a free online translator [english-turkish and turkish-english]
i might help you.
www.seslisozluk.com

Enjoy! x

[cameronparkhurst]

you know you can download your language subtitles and download the show and watch it on your computer. then as you watch an read--you'll learn turkish too

[Balkaneuro]

hey, how do you download subtitles for Turkish dizis? I have watched so many already and it's amazing how much you learn when you hear people speak lol well i guess that's a given but.. i never heard of this subtitle thing can you tell me more please

[Oriee]

does anybody knows if there exist turkish arabic dictionary
that would would by appreciated

[most_sweet]

Have someone turkish films with english subtitels?

[Mirela]

Originally Posted by oktosekiz

i think its too hard to learn turkish by watching tv series. u have to learn basics first. because turkish is very elastic and has so many figurative meanings. so u should strat with :
me tarzan, you jane if u really want to learn i can help you. what is ur nationality by the way?

Thanks oktosekiz! I've been working on my Turkish since begining of this year.I now have many dictionaries,books and CDs.I still think you can learn a lot by watching shows and see how people use the language on daily basis(different kinds of expressions,etc.).But off course,you have to learn basics first.I've learned a lot by now.I think Turkish is very hard but beautiful language.Fortunately,I'm totally into these shows and I enjoy watching them.Every time I understand sentence or two it makes me very happy....LOL
Cok tesekkurler arkadasim.Cok naziksin.

[Mirela]

Originally Posted by josephineyy

Hey!
heres a free online translator [english-turkish and turkish-english]
i might help you.
www.seslisozluk.com

Enjoy! x

Hi josephineyy!
Thanks a lot.I've already looked up so many of these and similar websites.Most of'em are very helpfull.I apprecite it anyway.Thanks.

[Mirela]

Originally Posted by cameronparkhurst

you know you can download your language subtitles and download the show and watch it on your computer. then as you watch an read--you'll learn turkish too

Hi cameronparkhurst!
Great idea....I just have to figure out how to do it....LOL
It's doable though.I know people do it all the time.I just need to find some free time to try it.I appreciate your comment.Later.....

[tonisalado]

If someone who talks spanish wants learn turkish, I found a nice page to know basic things...

http://turco.wordpress.com/

Görüsürüz!

[sohuda]

Merhaba, I'm learning Turkish too! and songs are helping a lot! I got to know a lot of songs when I went to Turkey, but now that I'm not in Turkey anymore, I don't have a source to fill me in about good Turkish songs, so lutfen suggest some names of new or old good Turkish songs
tesekkurler, ve Ramadan Kareem

[evchron]

Originally Posted by oktosekiz

i think its too hard to learn turkish by watching tv series. u have to learn basics first. because turkish is very elastic and has so many figurative meanings. so u should strat with :
me tarzan, you jane if u really want to learn i can help you. what is ur nationality by the way?

i think you are right.If you dont know turkish at all, it is very difficult to learn turkish by watching turkish movies.But i think that it is very useful to watch the films,because they help you to get familiar with the turkish pronounciation.
For example,i was watching "Yabanci Damat",i learnt some basic daily phrases from a book,and when i visited istanbul i used some of them. of course i must have been a little funny,trying to communicate in turkish,as my turkish is still really bad,although i try hard to improve them.. but the point is that i really enjoyed all the situation,and the same i think about the people that i have spoken turkish with..
A general advice about learning foreign languages..never give up,and dont hesitate to speak with native people..i personally think that it is a great hounor for then,if you are trying to speak to them in their language..

[Milena]

@ sohuda: For new songs you can check this thread:

http://www.allthelyrics.com/forum/tu...top-lists.html

[sohuda]

@ Milena: tesekkur ederim, looking forward to listen to what's 'yeni' in Turkiye

[ams298]

hi mirela , me too im trying to learn turkish , i liked it so much , good luck for us

[zaö]

Hey,

This is not very original but I'm also trying to learn Turkish! I'm learning a lot with songs, I find it a bit easier... but my problem is that I know some words but it's very difficult for me to make sentences! You have to think about so much things in the same time...!!!! But I really like this language so I will work hard to be able to speak (one day lol)

[Raisa-Miruna]

Oh, we're so many learners and Turkey-lovers that in a few years the whole world will be speaking turkish!!

[marmaris]

well with this,maybe we dont have to learn foreign languages anymore=)) :P

[Mirela]

Merhaba "tonisalado","sohuda","ams298","evchron","zao","Ra isa-Miruna"and everybody else.Welcome!
This forum is great for us.....If we keep up the good work and don't give up,we might be able to have a conversation with our good friends Marmaris,Milena,Aksios and others......in Turkish.....hopefuly soon.They're all a great help and always ready to answer our questions.Enjoy!

[sohuda]

sagol Mirela..
Now I have few questions:
what do you say in Türkçe:
-"Come in!"?
-"There's nothing" or "nothing"
-"I'm sorry"


tesekkur ederim

[Milena]

- "Come in!" = İçeri gir! / Buyrun!
- "Nothing" = Hiçbir şey
- "I'm sorry" = Özür dilerim, Üzgünüm