!!! if have any Problem with TURKiSH,I'm Here for You !!!
 

Is Turkish like Spanish or something because ive never heard of Turkish.o_O

interesting. i can just understand a bit turkish. because i am persian. but well, interesting. maybe, tell me some words in turkish like hello so.

ok. cool. thanks. thats really different from persian, though, my father speaks turkish too and my uncle too. sounds a bit quick for me, when they talk, but you adapt to it after some time. thanks for the words!

Ben öğretirim isteyenlere dostum ne demek

yani bizden başka Türk yokmu :eek: Biraz üzücü.Kardeşim Türk'ün Türkten başka dostu yok tabide Ben Tokyoda oturuyorum iş gereği.EE 2 senedir buradayım gerçi hala japoncayı sökemedim ya :) tanışalım kardeim tabikide memnuniyet duyarım.Ayrıca Öncelikle Türk sonrada Japonlar diyorum ben.
Pearl harborda kimsenin yapamadığını yaptılar :)

Yuuhhh
 

doesn't anybody wanna help for Turkish Language... :confused:

Efendi, you should try and learn Italian before saying which language is the hardest to learn LOL.
Once I had a manager who was Turkish and he even organized a vacation for me in Istanbul. That city in unforgettable and the turkish language has a mesmerizing sound.

It is kinda hard to beat a language like mine that has 20-25 different conjugations per each verb (plus every person has a different conjugation too). Now I don't say your grammar is easy, but as I can't say Italian is the hardest coz I don't know every language in the world, I would like to know how you can...

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a bit about Turkish language
 

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Thank You everyone for helping ^_^


Bu arada Türk arkadaşlar irtibata geçelim mi bir zahmet ? Şu forumda bir Türk fırtınası estirelim ?


Aynı zamanda benim ingilizcem berbat bana da yardım edin bir zahmet ^_^

Japon aradik Türk cikti karsimiza bak sen su ise:D

@ mandalina
I never tried to learn Portuguese but I learn French at the school and I don`t think that this language is very difficult. I can speak Turkish very well, but I haven`t learn it with the grammer cause I didn`t study in Turkey. I think, I would have a lot of problems, when I tried it to learn after the event.

In short each language have his own problems and its meaningless to discuss.

i disagree，many people me included consider that chinese has no grammar（definitely wrong，i think it means grammar rules are not many），vocabulary has no conjugation，is there another language as simple as chinese



and in fact，chinese is a wrong expression（but it does not matter，in reality，these minorities are ignored too），the right one is han（language）

I suggest you learn Classical Sanskrit or Lithuanian. Then your mind will change.

I've touched Turkish before for my assignment in my class. Turkish isn't that hard for Korean and Japanese speakers.

if do this，i think learning classical sanskrit is more useful and more valueable，maybe，sanskrit is more elegant

Sanskrit (梵語) is a "dead" Indian language 2500 years ago. It's like Latin in the West.

Turkish is an agglutinative language. And agglutinative language tends to be easier because the grammatical functions are well-presented.

Anyone want to help with czech, the most difficult language in the world? :D
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Just kidding ;)

Latin is quite useful, anyway more than esperanto which isn´t "dead" :D

[quote=komitsuki;744064]Sanskrit (梵語) is a "dead" Indian language 2500 years ago. It's like Latin in the West.

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i know these！！！the use，i mean sanskrit is more well-known，more highly-developed，more literatural，if you are a monk;) it is fairly useful

btw，komitsuki，is it小美月？

Bende Türküm arkadaslar. Türkmenim aslinda.
Türkce konusmamiz biraz ayip oluyor bence, Japonya ile iligili forumdur bu.:p

Olsun diğer diller ve kültürlerde kendilerini burada tanıtabiliyorlar:D

Turkce o kadar zor degildir :D (Turkish is not so difficult)

:confused: himm It looks weird for me
people think that how can other people don't know anything about their culture,nation,country or language. haha interesting :smokingbear:

BTW Im from turkey ,too :)