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Zusatztext "The most intelligent and useful book that has come my way. It uses grammar - you have to - but is not dry! and it tells you things that you need to know from a foreign-language book in the first half-dozen lessons. It was a breath of fresh air." Informationen zum Autor Asuman Ç elen Pollard was born in Turkey where she spent many years teaching both English and Turkish as a foreign language. She now teaches Turkish at the University of Birmingham and is the author of many Turkish self-study books. After teaching English as a Foreign Language in Switzerland, Bulgaria and Turkey, David Pollard became a computer analyst-programmer and spent a decade developing educational software. He now works in medical education. Klappentext "Beginner to intermediate course"--Cover. "The most intelligent and useful book that has come my way. It uses grammar - you have to - but is not dry, and it tells you things that you need to know from a foreign-language book in the first half-dozen lessons. It was a breath of fresh air." -- Professor Norman Stone, author and historian 20110101 Discover a new and effective way to learn Turkish. With 16 units covering the four key skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening, this best-selling course comprises a book and audio support free online audio support. Zusammenfassung Discover a new and effective way to learn Turkish. With 16 units covering the four key skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening, this best-selling course comprises a book and audio support free online audio support. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1.: Turkey and Turkish: Introduction: Introduction to the Turkish language2.: Hello. My name is ...3.: What do you do?: The alphabet and pronunciation: Pronunciation - survival guide4.: This is our house.5.: I am hungry. Are you coming for lunch?01: Is there any bread?02: Are you English?6.: I want to pay the water bill, please.7.: What do you usually do in the evenings?03: No more, please!04: You're joking!8.: He knows this area well.9.: Did you see the movie last night on TV?05: Have you been waiting long?06: I'll get up early tomorrow morning10.: Excuse me! I did not ask for orange juice.11.: What are you going to do at the weekend?07: Would you help me?08: Where shall we go? What can we do?12.: Are you going anywhere nice this evening?13.: Can we bring our dog, too?09: What do you like doing?10: If it doesn't get better, I'll give you some medicine14.: Who shall we ask? Will you lead the way?15.: This is a very nice hotel.11: You said it was a very quiet place!12: The number you have dialled is incorrect16.: There is a leak in my bathroom.17.: Have you heard the news?13: Could you tell me what happened?14: Don't make me laugh!18.: What time is the last bus to Izmir?19.: Hope you get well soon.15: When was this place built?16: If I had known about the prices, we wouldn't have eaten there20.: You must stay longer next time: Key to the exercises: Appendix: Turkish-English glossary: English-Turkish glossary: Index to grammar points...
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Asuman Celen Pollard was born in Turkey where she spent many years teaching both English and Turkish as a foreign language. She now teaches Turkish at the University of Birmingham and is the author of many Turkish self-study books.
After teaching English as a Foreign Language in Switzerland, Bulgaria and Turkey, David Pollard became a computer analyst-programmer and spent a decade developing educational software. He now works in medical education.
