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IntroductionTurkish......is a very logical languageThe famous Belgian linguist Johan Vandewalia said: "As I examine the function of the Turkish structure, I find out that Turkish Language and chess are quite similar. Chess has a limited number of rules which are logical and simple. It is possible to learn chess in a short time. Even a seven year old child can learn chess. Although it has some rules which are easy to learn , the person can play it throughout his life without getting bored...." Features of the languageTurkish Grammar is very regular: There are very few exceptions Turkish adds endings (suffixes) to existing words where English uses separate words (agglutination) There are no genders in Turkish (no:"he,she, it" to worry about) Vowel Harmony is an important feature Word order rule is: Subject - Object - Verb (adjectives precede nouns)
The alphabet is similar to English Give it a try: First study the The Turkish Alphabet |
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