My trip to Italy is More than half over now, but it's been quite interesting so far. The experience has been rather eye-opening!
The very first thing I learned about Turkish this year was actually an interesting revelation about languages and translation tools.
Ongoing action in Turkish is indicated by the -iyor ending. Here's what I've discovered about how it's used.
Now I'm going to show you how I find music to teach myself Turksish. It's acutally quite simple.
In a nut-shell, Russian vowel reduction describes the way in which unstressed vowels are pronounced with less phonetic clarity than stressed vowels.
My goal is to discern the sounds. To train my ears. The sooner my ears learn to hear Turkish, the sooner I can listen and learn!
This ebook is the culmination of a year of learning Italian, as well as learning about general language learning.
The first thing I did to start the new mission this year was switch the interface language on my iPod to Turkish. And that has allowed me to make several interesting discoveries.
I am going to get my year started by setting some goals and laying out a clear set of expectations with the language. It is always important to do this with languages.
