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Turkish Lessons for Newcomers to İstanbul
Are you coming to Turkey for a short visit and want to get some survival level Turkish? Or maybe you have had some experience but need to learn and practise more?
I have 9 years of experience in teaching Turkish - from survival level through to advanced - to foreigners living in and visiting Turkey from England, America, Australia and more. Proficient in both grammar and conversation, I also have good English, reasonable rates and excellent feedback from my students. If you're interested, don't hesitate to send me an e-mail to discuss your Turkish language needs further. E-mail: route66arslan@hotmail.com |
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Whether you plan to learn Turkish as a second language or simply want to find out how to say simple tourist phrases, you should bookmark a few free online translators to use at your leisure.
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