What website gives Turkish lessons?
As far as I know, Duolingo does (free) and Babbel should too (priced). I checked Duolingo's course as a native and it seems pretty extensive.
What is the easiest and fastest way to learn Turkish language?
Hello there, based on my experience, to master a language as fast as possible, ideally you'd have to immerse in the environment that speaks that language. Therefore, consider living in Turkey for a few months if that is possible for you. Note that there are many dialects of Turkish in Turkey, so if think properly which part of Turkey you would settle in. There are some good language schools as well, such as TÖMER (Turkish Education Center). See more here.If you cant afford the luxury of going to Turkey, consider the following method I actually practiced in the years before I actually went there:Study the phonetics of Turkish first. Turkish letters are pronounced consistently, so if you get that correctly from the beginning, you'll face less trouble in the future.Expand your vocabulary. Handpick terms that you would actually use in real life, rather than the names of vegetables and fruits.Understand the basic grammar. Know the pronouns and their patterns, study tenses (present tense, present continuous tense, and simple past are usually enough for starters)Have someone to practice with. The more you are used to speak, the sooner you will master it.Here's my answer on similar topic that might help you:Muhammad Hafidh's answer to How can I learn Turkish without anyone to teach me?
I am looking for an online course to learn the Turkish language. Which website offers a good course where I can learn (read and write) the language?
Why not try the world-famous website Duolingo.com?It offers a Turkish course and is absolutely free!Take a look here.Learn Spanish, French and other languages for freeAll you have to do is to open a completely free account and practice the language 5 minutes per day. There are no exams as such, but this will definitely enable you to understand basics, to the extent that you will be able to read and write basic Turkish quite well. After that it’s up to you how you improve your skill daily.Hope this helps.
What are the best resources for learning Turkish?
You could try the free Turkish course on Duolingo! Duolingo (which you may already have heard of) is the most popular language learning app in the world with 110 million users and counting (you can learn on the web, Android, iOS, and Windows Phone).DISCLAIMER: I loved Duolingo so much I applied to work there (and somehow convinced them to hire me).So why Duolingo? It's 100% free (no ads, in-app purchases, or premium version), built like a game where you learn points, pass levels and compete with friends, and provides interactive lessons scientifically proven to work. I like it because you can learn on the go, from anywhere, and dedicate a few minutes at a time completing bite-sized lessons personalized to you. Happy learning and good luck! :)
How can a Chinese learn Turkish by him/herself? Are there any website or books recommended since there are few people speaking Turkish in Mainland China to teach or communicate with?
Hello, I'm the opposite case as a native speaker of Turkish currently learning Chinese. Feel free to contact me about anything related to Turkish grammar.You can use apps like Duolingo and Memrise to understand the basics and build some vocabulary.Most apps won't be sufficient in explaining all the grammatical rules in detail. You can refer to this site for pure grammar: TC - Turkish Language Lessons. It has 27 beginner and 9 intermediate level lessons.Turkish TV shows are gradually gaining popularity especially in the Middle East, Latin America and Eastern Europe. It's easy to watch them online with English subtitles added. Once you understand some of the basic rules and vocabulary, these shows might help you get used to the colloquial language. But only watch them if you find one that you like.Turkish is a very flexible and logical language. There are very few exceptions. You can make a verb out of an adjective, an adjective out of a noun etc. with just a few suffixes. Feel free to experiment with the rules you learn. Things that wouldn't make sense in English grammar can work in Turkish.Turkish people are extremely friendly to foreigners who try to speak Turkish since we're not used to foreigners fluently speaking our language (I think you can relate to that as a Chinese). So give us a visit. Many Chinese tourists come to Turkey every year.Good luck, and 加油！
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Code “Calculator” in JavaScriptIn calculator course you get to learn add, subtract multiply and divide 2 numbers with or without a decimal point.Code “To Do List” in JavaScriptTo-Do List course is based on arrays which will allow you to add, strike through or delete individual items and additionally you can also add an item using the enter key on your keyboard.Code “Pomodoro” in JavaScriptA Pomodoro is a productivity method to track work and break durations, the Pomodoro will have functions such as start, pause and reset.Code in JavaScript projects and avail Udemy Certification to add in your resume.