Heyy Zzzzz,
Thanks! ❤️️
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Seda
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Merhaba Zunairah,
Hoşgeldin! Consistency is the key when learning a new language. 1 month is a hort period of time for learning a new language fully but enough to be able to communicate in simple daily activities if you study everyday...
So keep up the good work!
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Seda
Team TurkishClass101.com
Hi !
I’m new to this course. How can I learn Turkish fluently while doing High School in one month ?
Nice
Merhaba Noor,
Which drama? 😄
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Seda
Team TurkishClass101.com
i knew most of them from turkish drama😉
Merhaba Kal,
Basically, it's all about repetition. Studies show you typically need around 7 encounters with a new word in a foreign language so that it sticks in your brain.
What I would recommend to you is to pick 10 words as a start that you wish to master. Write them down, read them aloud, do this several times. When you finished, take a rest. After 10-15 minutes, go back and repeat. If you are still in the course of practicing reading and pronunciation, you could first try reading up the words to be learned and try to guess their meaning. If you don't have trouble with pronouncing any more, you could go the other way: read the English equivalents and try to guess the correct translation. Either way, you now have your second encounter. Then, another break and after 1-1.5 hour, do a third one, after 6-8 hours, do a fourth one. Then, the next day, do the fifth one. The day after, do a sixth one. And 3-4 days later, a seventh one. You will surely see major improvement by that time. You are very likely that you learn all your target vocab by that time. And the best is, in no time because all these repetitions typically take 5-10 minutes for 10 words, except for the very first one which might take a bit longer because that's when you first encounter them, you have to write them all down in both languages.
By following this system, step-by-step, you will build up a massive Turkish vocabulary which will help you to start understanding written and spoken Turkish in no time. 😉
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Levente
Team TurkishClass101.com
Hi all, I just was wondering how far you guys have got with learning the language as I am new to this and any tips will be appreciated
thank you
Merhaba Nico,
Normally "durmak" means "to stand" but in this sense, it means " to look like, to seem".
Hope it helped
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Seda
Team TurkishClass101.com
merhaba,
İngiliz gibi duruyorsun: is duruyorsun a conjugation of durmak? If so I don't understand in this sentence the meaning of durmak.
selamlar
Nico
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