Learn Turkish Language: Colloquial Turkish Phrasebook for Friendship and Love (en Inglés)
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'Learn Turkish Language: Colloquial Turkish Phrasebook for Friendship and Love' is a powerful Turkish language learning tool that gives you a head start in real, conversational Turkish, particularly if you plan to settle and live in Turkey, or visit Turkey for business or pleasure, or if your significant other is Turkish. The 'Turkish for impressing' section is jam-packed with expressions you can use to impress your Turkish friends or business associates. These are expressions that lend fluency to your speech (surprise, astonishment, politeness, anger, slang, etc.). When using them, you appear to know more than you might actually know, because a lot of these phrases are notof the kind you find in a regular Turkish grammar book that most foreigners start studying from - they are characteristic of everyday Turkish speech, the living Turkish language. Your Turkish friends will definitely be amused and impressed with your use of the kind of active vocabulary you can acquire through this unique resource. The 'Turkish for love' section gives you the linguistic power to deepen your existing romantic relationship, or to forge a new one in a unique way. The phrases cover different important categories, such as Compliments, Pick-up Lines, Requests for Love, Marriage Proposals, Wrapping up Conflicts, and much more. Learn to ask for a kiss or a hug in Turkish. Learn how to tell her/him how sexy she/he is. Learn how to ask for forgiveness when the going gets tough. Learn how to attract her/his attention with one of our pick up lines.Give a fresh boost to your love life. There is also a section on vocabulary building with properly categorized essential words. It would be dubious to only know pick up lines but not know the numbers or the days of the week, wouldn't it? Who is this book for? People studying Turkish who are fed up with the typical, boring textbook style People with a crush on a Turkish colleague or friend People already in a relationship with a Turk People who have Turkish friends and would like to pepper their speech with a few jaw-dropping Turkish phrases People traveling to Turkey for business or pleasure People planning to visit Istanbul or the Turkish Mediterranean sea resorts Turkish soap opera fans Any student of the Turkish language
