** Start learning
Turkish in Istanbul**
Turkish is a member of the
Turkic branch of the Altaic family of languages. Nearly 150 million people spanning from Western China to Eastern
Romania speak the Turkic languages. Modern Ottoman Turkish spoken by
nearly 70 million people is the official language of Turkey. It has heavy
borrowings from Persian and Arabic languages, as well as some European influences. However, in recent history Turkish has been purging from
itself the Arabic and Persian words, replacing them with truer Turkish
words, or with western counterparts.
In 1928, the Turkish
government replaced the Turkish Arabic alphabet with a Turkish Latin
alphabet. This action has helped aligned and continues to push Turkey
towards the west. With such a rich language, culture, and people (over 150
million people speaking some form of it), Turkish certainly is an
important language to learn.
**
Teachers**

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The
lessons are given by two instructors ( Literature Teachers ) Mrs.
Serpil and Mrs. Cansu. These two teachers have been teaching
turkish for several years in schools for local students. Mrs. Serpil
graduated from MARMARA University and Mrs. Cansu is graduated from SAMSUN University. |
* Private and Group
Lessons**
The
courses include basic grammatical rules, commonly used words and phrases
in daily life for both speaking and writing Turkish. Lessons can be
individual ( one student , two teachers ) or in a group according to
your requests.
**
Course Programme**
The
Course programme and schedule is organised by the student's ambition and
the teacher's programme.
For a complete learning the student must study at least 12 months
but for basic 3 months can be enough. Actually it depends on the student.
**
Course Location **
The
Turkish courses will be in Sisli area in a private course but for the
appointment and first meeting you can visit our Art Gallery in
Sultanahmet.
**
Benefits Of Learning Turkish in Turkiye**
- Faster
foreign language learning
- Meeting
lots of interesting people
- Building your resume by having an international experience
- Learning Turkish culture
**Students**
One of our best friends and hard working Students from Holland.
Frank and Marieke .. 09
july 2004