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    Learn Turkish - Parallel Text - Easy Stories (Turkish - English) Dual Language
    Learn Turkish - Parallel Text - Easy Stories (Turkish - English) Dual Language
    Learn Turkish - Parallel Text - Easy Stories (Turkish - English) Dual Language
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    Learn Turkish - Parallel Text - Easy Stories (Turkish - English) Dual Language

    By Polyglot Planet Publishing

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    Learning Turkish with parallel text is the most rewarding and effective method to learn a language. Existing vocabulary is refreshed, while new vocabulary is instantly put into practice. The Turkish grammar easily sinks in through our cleverly written and well formatted stories. Designed for the e-reader; each sentence has been translated line by line making it easy to follow.

    Recommended for beginners-, intermediate level learners of Turkish and as a refreshers course. It is so easy and enjoyable even daring beginners with no prior knowledge can start learning.

    While we feel anyone at any level can work with these stories, a basic understanding of Turkish would be recommended to achieve the maximum learning effect and pleasure. Our seven easy, funny stories contain European culture and characters. The stories have been written to keep the readers attention and are fun to read for you to learn through your motivation.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPolyglot Planet Publishing
    Release dateAug 26, 2014
    ISBN9781311895325
    Learn Turkish - Parallel Text - Easy Stories (Turkish - English) Dual Language

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      It was somewhat disappointing. The stories were a bit repetitive, set in Italy and Spain, and apart from being translated into Turkish had no reference or meaning at all to the target language. Further, the language it was written in were also not easy constructions. I like being challenged, but was at times well beyond my knowledge of Turkish to decipher the grammatical constructs (which I'd wanted to get out of this book). yes, there are translations but nothing beyond: No grammar explanations, no vocabulary, nothing else. But to summarize: the title "Easy Stories" is what disappointed me the most.

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    Learn Turkish - Parallel Text - Easy Stories (Turkish - English) Dual Language - Polyglot Planet Publishing

    Learn Turkish

    Parallel Text

    Easy Stories

    Bilingual

    Turkish - English

    Copyright © 2015

    Polyglot Planet Publishing

    www.polyglotplanet.ink

    © Polyglot Planet

    About this Book

    Learning Turkish with parallel text is the most rewarding and effective method to learn a language. Existing vocabulary is refreshed, while new vocabulary is instantly put into practice. The Turkish grammar easily sinks in through our cleverly written and well formatted stories. Each sentence has been translated line by line making it easy to follow. No dictionary needed!

    Recommended for beginners with a good basic understanding of Turkish-, intermediate level learners of Turkish and as a refreshers course. It is so easy and enjoyable even daring beginners with no prior knowledge can start learning.

    While we feel anyone at any level can work with these stories, a basic understanding of Turkish would be recommended to achieve the maximum learning effect and pleasure. Our seven easy, funny stories contain European culture and characters. The stories have been written to keep the readers attention and are fun to read for you to learn through your motivation.

    This book is part of the Learn Turkish - Parallel Text Series:

    Learn Turkish - Parallel Text

    Easy Stories

    Learn Turkish II with Parallel Text

    Intermediate Level 1

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    PARALLEL TEXT

    La Tomatina’da bir macera

    An adventure in La Tomatina

    Adım Sean, yirmi bir yaşındayım.

    My name is Sean and I’m 21 years old.

    New Yorkluyum fakat altı aydır İspanya’nın Barselona şehrinde yaşıyorum.

    I am from New York, but I have been living in Barcelona, Spain for six months.

    İspanyol edebiyatı okuyorum ve bu deneyimi İspanya’da edindiğim için çok şanslıyım.

    I’m studying Spanish Literature and I’m very lucky to enjoy this experience in Spain.

    Fakat bazen çılgınca ve komikçe şeyler olabiliyor. Bugün bir tanesini size anlatacağım gibi.

    But sometimes… crazy and funny things happen, like the one that I’m going to tell to you today.

    İspanya’ya Mart’ta geldim ve o zamandan beri birkaç canayakın arkadaşla şehir merkezinde güzel bir dairede kalıyorum.

    I arrived in Spain in March, and I have since been living with some very friendly boys and girls, sharing with them a beautiful apartment in the city center.

    Böylesine güzel bir şehrin merkezinde kalmak bir zevk.

    It is a pleasure to live in the center of such a beautiful city.

    Her şey çok yakın, üniversite bile. Bu dairede üç arkadaşla kalıyorum.

    Everything is very close, even the university. In this apartment I live with three roommates.

    Sara Sevillalı, yirmi altı yaşında ve mimarlık okuyor.

    Sara is from Sevilla, she’s twenty-six years old and studies architecture.

    Jose Barselonalı, yirmi yaşında, mühendislik okuyor ve futbol tutkunu.

    José is from Barcelona, he’s twenty years old, studies engineering and he is passionate about football.

    Andrea ise Fransa’nın güneyinden bir kız.

    And finally, there is Andrea, a girl from the south of France.

    Anne ve babası İspanyol, reklamcılık okuyor ve aynı zamanda bir flamenko dansçısı.

    Her parents are Spanish, she studies advertising and is also a flamenco dancer.

    Sizce de onlar harika değil mi? Çok iyi anlaşıyoruz ve onlarla yaşamak gerçekten kolay.

    Don’t you think that they are incredible? We get along very well and living with them is really uncomplicated.

    Barselona’yı biliyor musunuz? İspanya’nın en büyük şehirlerinden biri ve ülkenin kuzeydoğu bölgesinde yer almakta.

    Do you know Barcelona? It’s one of the biggest cities in Spain and is located in the Northeast area of the country.

    Deniz kenarında bir şehir, bundan dolayı da büyük bir şehirde olması gereken ayrıcalıklar var (diskolar, büyük üniversiteler, alışveriş yerleri, restoranlar, müzeler). Ayrıca, kumsala yakın olması nedeniyle bir İspanyol şehrinin tüm avantajlarına sahip (güzel hava, deniz, yüzlerce güzel kumsal).

    It is a city next to the sea, therefore it has the best of a big city (discos, big universities, shops to go shopping, restaurants, museums), but also the advantages of a Spanish city being close to the beach in Spain (nice weather, the sea, hundreds of beautiful beaches).

    Bunun yanında Barselona dağlarla çevrili bir şehir ve kış boyunca ve kısmen baharda kayak yapabileceğiniz İspanya’nın en yüksek dağlarından Pireneler’e çok yakın.

    Also, Barcelona is surrounded by mountains on all sides and it’s very close to the Pyrinees, the highest mountains in Spain, where you can ski during the whole Winter and part of the spring.

    Yaşanacak bir yer, sizce de öyle değil mi?

    It is a place to stay, don’t you agree?

    Barselona’da ilkbahar çabucak geçti.

    The spring passed quickly in Barcelona.

    Derslerim yoğundu ve akşamları Jose ve arkadaşları ile futbol oynuyordum.

    I was very busy studying and in the evenings I played football with José and his team.

    İspanya’da sömestre Haziran’da bitiyor.

    In Spain, the semester finishes in June.

    Derslerimin tümünü iyi notlarla geçtim.

    I passed all my subjects with very good grades.

    Şimdi önümde bir çok arkadaşımla geçireceğim, kumsala gideceğim, planlarla dolu koca bir yaz var.

    Now, I had the whole summer in front of me, full of plans, near the beach and with many friends to spend my time with.

    Dahası, İspanya’da yaz boyunca her kasabada daha önce de duymuş olduğum geleneksel ve popular festivaller var. Bu festivallerin birçoğu bana önceden tuhaf gelirdi ve çok da anlam veremezdim.

    Furthermore, in Spain, during the summer, in every village there are traditional and popular parties that I have heard of, but many of them were very strange to me and I didn’t understand them very well.

    Temmuz’da bir gün arkadaşım Jose aradı ve beni Ağustos ayında Valencia’da bir kasabada yapılacak olan bir festivale davet etti.

    My friend José called me one day in July and invited me to go to a party in a village in Valencia that was going to take place in August.

    Bunun hayatımda katıldığım festivallerin içinde en büyüğü olacağını söyledi, tabii

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