BEST PLACE TO LEARN TURKISH

11POSTS

10 years ago

HI,

I am absolutely new to turkish language. I will be moving to IStanbul in August and will like to know of good places to learn real turkish.

Regards

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ArvaritA Contributor

108POSTS

10 years ago

Definitely TOMER!

Xeeschan ViP

2325POSTS

10 years ago

There are many good institutes where you can learn Turkish, but first you need to check your location. Istanbul is a massively huge city. It would be easier to suggest an institute if your location is specific.

Good luck!

rubio_juan wrote:
HI,

I am absolutely new to turkish language. I will be moving to IStanbul in August and will like to know of good places to learn real turkish.

Regards

bicyassie New member

4POSTS

10 years ago

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basri1 Active member

69POSTS

10 years ago

hello l am basrı from turkıye l lıve here for a long tıme l want to learn englısh l need someone to teach me speakıng or writıng as quıckly as l know ıt ın mıdle level enough to talk to anyone but ı need tolearn ıt enoug to gıve a lecture ın front of some audıence ıf there one to teach me l could be greatful to help her or hım speakıng turkısh please
before moved to turkey ı was workıng at abroad ın kenya and greec and arab countrıes then l came back to turkey l plan to buılt my own busıness after that talent

l m open all mınd from all counry to share my own experıence of abroad
help me please ıf you have any opportunıty about that and let me to drınk a coffee together please

serkansari Guest

0POSTS

10 years ago

Hi all,

you can use this site to teach simple Turkish. It works well. duolingo.com

Good luck!

didiem Member

1POSTS

10 years ago

Well tömer is the oldest but not necessarily the best. There are lots of other places. Dilmer is good for extremely intensive grammar but not for speaking or practicing. Institut français (french cultural center) is good for communicative learning. I also hear positive comments about Turquaz and Kedicats. If you specify more about your location, your motviation and priorities I can be of more help.
Didem

rubio_juan Member

11POSTS

10 years ago

I will be working in Levent and I basically need all skills, mostly oral communication for a start, but the goal is to get intensive lessons in all aspects

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1POSTS

10 years ago

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Zeynep B. New member

4POSTS

10 years ago

#10

Hi Rubio Juan!

If you would like to take private lessons please contact me.

Kind Regards,

Zeynep

rubio_juan Member

11POSTS

10 years ago

#11

Hy Zeynep,

It is one of my options to take private lessons. I would like to know what is your time availiability and the cost.

Regards,

Juan

Zeynep B. New member

4POSTS

10 years ago

#12

Hi Juan,

I am available on Tuesdays and Fridays in the morning. The cost is 60 to 80. It depends on the distance. Where do you live?

rubio_juan Member

11POSTS

10 years ago

#13

I will be living in Besiktas or near Taksim. those 60 to 80 area a one hour session?

I think I would have to take them before I get to work, how early could you be starting?

Zeynep B. New member

4POSTS

10 years ago

#14

Will you be here on August? The earlist time I could start with you is the 11th of August. Hope that it fits to you.
About the district you leave the fee I could set it to 70 TL. It's a one hour lesson fee.

rubio_juan Member

11POSTS

10 years ago

#15

Ok, no problem about the 11th, but I would like to know how early in the morning could you start, to see if it fits my work schedule.

Regards,

Juan

Zeynep B. New member

4POSTS

10 years ago

#16

Hi Juan!

I can be at you at 08:30 the earliest. If you prefer we can have the lessons after work

reyhangunes Member

3POSTS

10 years ago

#17

The best way to learn quickly and comfortably is to take private lessons.

I'm a private teacher specialised in teaching foreigners Turkish. For more information click the link below or contact me directly.

More information about my classes

Hope to hear from you!

naserk84 Member

3POSTS

10 years ago

#18

You can try İSMEK institute on September ,it is free ,just in Saturday form 9 morning to 4 evening and there is branch every area

rubio_juan Member

11POSTS

10 years ago

#19

HI Reyhan,

I would like to know how early could you start in the morning and how late could you do it in the afternoons beacuse I will be working during the day. I would also like to know how much do you charge for an hour.

Thanks,

Regards,

Juan

reyhangunes Member

3POSTS

10 years ago

#20

Hi Juan,
We could start our lessons as early as 7.30 in the morning. In general I have higher availability in the evening hours, where we can start at 20.00 as latest. I charge 75tl for 60 minutes and 100tl for 90 minutes. It will be good to meet you soon to discuss about your needs and get to know each other.

Thanks,

Reyhan

rubio_juan Member

11POSTS

10 years ago

#21

Perfect,

I'll contact you as soon as I get there.

Regards

reyhangunes Member

3POSTS

10 years ago

#22

You can contact me ++++ Thanks, see you.
Reyhan

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rubio_juan Member

11POSTS

10 years ago

#23

<reyhan,

I finally made it to Istanbul. I started working in Levent from 8:30 to 6:30 and I live in Osmanbey. If you have some availiability I would like to take some lessons. my whatsapp number is***

regards

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