Learn Turkish in Manchester

Some verbs work very similarly to the English language even though the meanings are not always the same.
“Not almak” means “to take a note”.

Time for a competition! 💃🏻

The first person to send me a short story using a verb/noun/adjective related to *ALL* of these images gets a brand new story book in Turkish! 🇹🇷

Here are the rules:

1- You can use whichever tense you wish, as long as it is suitable for the content. 👩🏻‍🏫
2- All sentences must be grammatically correct and follow a logical story line. 🤓
3- Typos are considered as error (remember your beautifully dotted and undotted Turkish letters or those with tails) so photos of your handwritten work left as a comment under this post may be a better idea. 💡
4- You are not allowed to consult a Turkish person but you can look words up on an e-dictionary, such as Tureng. Believe me, I will know if a Turkish person is involved! 😬
5- Followers from anywhere in the world can participate but the prize can only be posted out to residents in the UK. 📦

Hadi! Bir, iki, üç... başla! 🧨 💥

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Merhaba!
24 week Intermediate Turkish course is starting on 12th November!
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Venue: Technology Centre, Salford

Let’s remember some important vocabulary before the Monday blues hits us all. 😂

Bir “şişe” su.

What other “bottle of”s can you think of?

Bu “pembe”.

What other colours do you know?

“Yarım” domates 🍅

What other examples can you think of with “yarım”?

Şelale = Waterfall

Küçük şelale 😇

Which “şelale”s have you seen in Türkiye?

Sonbahar artık burada!

Bunlar hangi hayvanlar, biliyor musunuz?

Bu yaz bitti. Gelecek yaz için hazır mısınız?

Hadi, birlikte Türkçe öğrenelim!

Bayramınız kutlu olsun!

Starting in September, countdown begins for the new Turkish courses at the University of Manchester!
Limited availability, please check with Angela if interested. 👩‍🏫👩‍🎓😁