Turkish Tea Time
Summary: Join us at Turkish Tea Time (turkishteatime.com) as we chat about the Turkish language, its grammar, and how it's spoken in every day life. We're Turkish learners, Turkish teachers, and Turkish people ourselves - so we understand what it takes to get a grip on this amazing language. Published daily, each lesson revolves around a dialog that focuses on a single language point. There's something here for every Turkish learner: the difficulty level of each day's lesson rotates between four levels, from absolute beginner to extremely advanced. To follow along each day with annotated dialogs, vocabulary, audio, and quizzes, join us over at turkishteatime.com.
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Podcasts:
Remember the days when bubble gum was a penny and you had to call someone to make plans? Yeah, neither do we, but just in case you need to annoy your grand children some day, join us today to learn to say how things used to be. (intermediate)
Part of the fun of getting older is being able to do all the fun stuff in life: dating, driving, watching scary movies by yourself. Learn how to use -ebil today to brag about what a big boy or girl you are. (beginner)
Mmmmm. . . wherever you are in the world, making a cake can't be a bad idea - unless you can't understand the recipe, of course. Don't worry - join us for a noobie lesson on numbers and you'll be ready to bake like a pro. (noobie)
Orhan Pamuk Türkiye'nin en ünlü yazarlarından bir tanesi. Masumiyet Müzesi romanında, zengin iş adamı Kemal'in genç Füsun'a duyduğu takıntılı aşkın hikayesini anlatıyor. (advanced)
Strap into your time machine, because today we're going back to the future! Alright, the future past tense might not be as fun as time travel, but hopefully today's lesson will convince you that Turkish grammar can be fun, too! (intermediate)
There's no more Turkish way to travel than the crowded (and cheap) yellow van known as the dolmuş. Jam yourself in and join today's lesson to learn how to get where you need to go in style. (beginner)
One of the best parts of Turkey is its food. Döner, kebap, and baklava are just some of the tasty treats you'll find expanding your waist line while you're here. In today's lesson, we'll teach you how to get your hands on some delicious Turkish cuisine. (noobie)
Oh my god, can you believe she did that? Like, how could she? With gossip, who knows what's true and what's not? Better use the miş indefinite past suffix just to be safe. (intermediate)
Are you a cat or dog person? No question is more important to prying into the depths of the soul. Today, we're teaching possessives so you can dive head first into this age-old debate. (beginner)
What time is it? Turkish Tea Time, of course. Just in case you need to ask for the time later, we've got you covered in today's lesson. (noobie)
Türkçe şarkı sözlerini anlamakta zorlanabilirsiniz. İngilizce gibi oldukça şiirsel ve metaforlarla dolular. Bugün Jehan Barbur'un şarkısı Küçük Kadın şarkısına bakacağız. (advanced)
Ouch - it's never fun to be rejected. Hopefully with today's lesson on the suffix -meli, you'll be able to use your Turkish to express everything you should have done to avoid bitter rejection. If only. . . (intermediate)
Need to tell someone about that hot new restaurant in that hip new neighborhood you discovered last weekend? Well, you cool cat you, you're going to need some locative adjectives to express your bad self. (beginner)
Turkish has some letters that English doesn't. Don't let that scare you - in fact, it has an extremely simple phonetic system that you can learn to read in an afternoon. (noobie)
Turkish has many different ways to express need. We've shoved an unhealthy amount of them in today's dialog about a bride-to-be that really needs to relax. (intermediate)