Turkish/Ways of enhancing your Turkish

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Ways of enhancing your Turkish

Ways of enhancing your Turkish/Turkish Satellite Television

Learning Turkish, as any other language, is a matter of intense contact, interest and practice of the spoken and written language. The Turkish media may become an endless source for practising and improving your Turkish, to explore the Turkish culture or other interests (history, politics, music, ...).

Below you find real examples from the Turkish television. These are only small bits, not always complete sentences.

The following examples may help you to learn and understand the Turkish used in the media. Please feel free to edit the content, reorganize it, add your words and sentences. Correction of spelling or translation errors is also welcome.

With your contribution this wikibook will, inşallah, grow over time.

Turkish Table of Contents view ⋅ edit ⋅ talk
Basics	Introduction About this book Computing in Turkish Contributions to this Wikibook Geography of Turkey and the TRNC
Pronunciation and Alphabet	A-I İ-R S-Z Vowel Classifications and Harmony Consonant Classifications and Harmony
Ways of enhancing your Turkish	Turkish Satellite Television Turkish Music Turkish Movies Turkish on the internet Turkish newspapers & magazines
Lessons	Greetings I am... Asking Questions Are you busy today? Asking for directions Services
Vocabulary	List of Phrases List of Verbs List of Words Countries Numbers Animals Loanwords Compound Verbs
Grammar	Nouns	Nominal Sentences Plural Noun Constructions
		Pronouns	Personal Pronouns and Pronoun Dropping Demonstrative Pronouns Pronouns of Place and Manner Question Words kendi birbiri-
		Cases	Accusative Dative Locative Ablative
		Postpositions	To be filled
	Derivation	Deriving Verbs Deriving Nouns
	Verbs	Simple Tenses	Present Tense Seen Past Tense Reported Past Tense Future Tense Aorist
		Moods	Imperative and Optitative Necessative Conditional
		Vоices	Passive Voice Causative Voice Reciprocal and Reflexive Voices
		Auxiliary Verbs	imek Free Auxiliaries Bound Auxiliaries
		Compound Tenses	Imperfective Past Evidential Copula Conditional Copula
	Subordinate Clauses	Infinitive Converbs Relative Clauses Reported Speech
	Sentences	Word Order Conjunctions

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