Rapid Turkish, Volume 1

By: earworms Publishing

Narrated by: Neslihan Özsenler, Marlon Lodge

earworms mbt Rapid Turkish puts the words and phrases you need not just on the tip of your tongue, but also transports them deep into your long-term memory.

Simply by listening to these specially composed melodies with their rhythmic repetitions of Turkish and English a few times, the sound patterns are indelibly burned into your auditory cortex. You will have successfully learned the Turkish phrase and have the correct accent ringing in your ears. Wherever you are, whatever you are doing: while jogging, in the car, in the bath, doing the ironing… you can be learning Turkish at the same time!

This volume deals with the essentials for your visit abroad. It looks at typical situations: taking a taxi,at the hotel, at the restaurant, requesting, polite phrases, finding your way, numbers, dealing with problems and so on. Volume 2 will have you talking about yourself and others, past, present and future, likes and dislikes and general conversational items. The themes follow closely the Common European Framework for language learning, a recognised benchmark of language proficiency, and the emphasis is constantly on usefulness to the learner.

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Great way of tutoring Turkish

Voice is really clear and delivered in a very interesting mannar. I wish to see the second episode very soon.
5 over 5 and well deserved

Outstanding

I like it a lot and I wish they are working on the next series of Turkish language 2

Wonderful for a beginner

Very helpful phrases for a tourist- I'd like a coffee, there's a problem with the room, etc. the catchy music really does help! Great explanation of grammar too. Highly recommend, great value.

Quick and Practical

Good option for those looking to pick up quick and practical Turkish for everday use; especially suited for those traveling.

Could improve by

I like this audio a lot, they have done a good job with this. I’m doing the Turkish audio. They need to make more than just one cd.