I have seen this topics, which are below.
Okula Gitmeden Nasıl İngilizce Gelişir?
İngilizce anlama sorunu
Doğrusu, "I have seen
these topics" olacak.
Turkey citizens are too lazy to learn english. Your suggestions won't work well in my mind.
Doğrusu,
Turkish citizens are too lazy to learn
English. Your suggestions won't work well in my mind.
"I" büyük harf ile olması gerek.
Speaking and writing are two different things. You can improve your English with write and read something but it has a limit. İf anybody wants to learn good English, He/She must talk with anybody in English. The accent is critical and you can not improve your accent with write or read.
Just talk. Don't worry.
Düzeltmeler:
Speaking and writing are two different things. You can improve your English with
writing and
reading something, but it has a limit.
If anybody wants to learn good English,
he/she must talk
in anybody in English. The accent is critical and you can not improve your accent with
writing or
reading. Just talk. Don't worry.
Because not everyone is "that" interested in learning/speaking English on a Turkish forum. Besides, people can simply go to another forum where they speak in their main language which is English.
Çok güzel yazılmış, bir kaç düzeltme yaptım:
Because not everyone is
that interested in learning/speaking English on a Turkish forum. Besides, people can simply go to another forum where
people speak in their
native language
, which is English.
I didn't say anything about learning/speaking. I said, I had seen some topics about English in spite of I couldn't see any topics in this section.
Make sense.
"In spite of" yanlış kullanılmış:
I didn't say anything about learning/speaking. I said I had seen some topics about English
even though I couldn't see any topics in this section.
I didn't say anything about learning/speaking. I said, I had seen some topics about English in spite of I couldn't see any topics in this section.
Make sense.
This makes sense / that makes sense.
I think learning English from forums that don't have native speakers won't provide anything. This place will not be helpful to learn languages except binary
What exactly did you mean when you said "binary"?
Those who actually care what is being spoken under this section of forum already knows some level of English which kills the purpose of learning English for an absolute beginner.
Even if they might grasp few concepts from the comments, there is no guarantee of what they have learned is syntactically correct, again kills the point.
Nevertheless, it is fun to speak in English even tho we can speak and understand Turkish perfectly so I will be watching : )
Düzeltmeler:
Those who actually care what is
being spoken under this section of
the forum already know
s some level of English
and which this kills the purpose of learning English for an absolute beginner.
Even if they
might grasp few concepts from the comments, there is no guarantee of what they have learned is syntactically correct, again kills the point.
Nevertheless, it is fun to speak in English even tho
ugh we can speak and understand Turkish perfectly
, so I will be watching : )
I had aimed to this viewpoint, while I was opening the discussion. I am going to check this section - everyday -, too
Düzeltmeler:
I had
thought about this viewpoint while I was opening the discussion. I am going to check this section everyday.
I honestly don't agree with you. Do we have to go to England just to learn English? No, I don't think at all. It's not like English is some holy language and you have to learn it from a native speaker. I learned it by playing games, surfing on web and etc. Let me assure you, every little thing helped me to learn English properly. So i think this kind of places will help everyone who wants to learn English.
@OP: If you're asking why this section is not interested by users you should think about the amount of users that knows English. Sadly, I don't have a optimistic thought about this situation. It's best to let them be. Of course if you would like to have some conservation, fun talks or anything that can teach you new things in English I can gladly help. I'm sure many here will.
I honestly don't agree with you. Do we have to go to England just to learn English? No, I don't think
like that at all. It's not like English is some holy language and you have to learn it from a native speaker. I learned it by playing games, surfing on
the web and etc. Let me assure you, every little thing helped me to learn English properly. So
I think
these kind
s of places will help everyone who want
s to learn English.
@OP: If you're asking why this section is not interested by users
, you should think about the amount of users that know
s English. Sadly, I don't have
an optimistic thought about this situation. It's best to let them be. Of course, if you
would like to have some conservation
s, fun talks or anything that can teach you new things in English
, I can gladly help. I'm sure many here will.
In my opinion, it might provide learning grammar and vocabularies but it can't teach the culture of English. Actually you can't learn idioms and phrases from none natives. For instance you know British people don't call cops as police. They call it "Old Bill" etc. I think it's hard to learn local usage of languages when you don't learn it from natives.
Also I said "you can't learn from forums", not from games or movies.
Düzenleme:
In my opinion, it might provide learning grammar and
vocabulary but it can't teach the culture of English. Actually
, you can't learn idioms and phrases from
non-natives. For instance, you know British people don't call cops
"police". They call
them "Old Bill" etc. I think it's hard to learn
the local usage of languages when you don't learn
them from natives. Also, I said "you can't learn from forums", not from games or movies.
Now that you've mentioned a little more about what you wanted to mean, i can agree with you. At first I thought you meant English can't be learned w/o a native speaker.
Düzeltmeler:
Now that you've mentioned a little more about what you wanted to mean,
I can agree with you. At first
, I thought you meant English can't be learned w/o a native speaker.
I absolutely agree with you. If we make more popular this section, some people can learn English, maybe. And we will able to learn a lot of term while we are solving any problems.
I absolutely agree you. If we make more popular this section, some people can learn English, maybe. And we can learn a lot of
Düzeltme:
I absolutely agree with you. If we make
this section more popular, some people
may learn English. And we will
be able to learn a lot of term
s while we are solving any problems.
Well, the grammar of Turkish is very absurd compared to English. That thing may be the reason why so many Turks can't speak English easily.
There is no way in hell one can say "the grammar of Turkish is very absurd". On what grounds? Who said this? English is the language that has assimilated and absorbed nearly every word from Greek, Latin and French. That is why there are more than 150,000 words in English, most of which are unnecessary, old-fashioned and sometimes useless.
We had already learning English grammer all of our education period. Even British English people don't use grammer in this century. Writing, reading, listening is improve our English but especially at business life first they want you to speak fluency, after that other things come. İ don't think accent is too important. Turkish people speak understandable than lots of country. Our problem is we are not trying to talk. A tourist is asking a place and many of people look his/her face like freezed.
Düzeltmeler:
We had already learning English gramm
ar
in all of our education period
s.
Even British English people don't
even use grammer in this century. Writing, reading
and listening
is improve our English.
But
especially in the business life, first they want you to speak fluen
tly, after that other things come.
I don't think accent is
very important. Turkish people speak
in an understandable
way than lots of
other countr
ies' speakers. Our problem is
this: we are not trying to talk. A tourist is asking a place and many
of people look his/her face
as if frozen like ice.
Doğrusu, Turkish citizens are too lazy to learn English. Your suggestions won't work well in my mind.
"I" büyük harf ile olması gerek.
Düzeltmeler:
Speaking and writing are two different things. You can improve your English with writing and reading something, but it has a limit. If anybody wants to learn good English, he/she must talk in anybody in English. The accent is critical and you can not improve your accent with writing or reading. Just talk. Don't worry.
Çok güzel yazılmış, bir kaç düzeltme yaptım:
Because not everyone is that interested in learning/speaking English on a Turkish forum. Besides, people can simply go to another forum where people speak in their native language, which is English.
"In spite of" yanlış kullanılmış:
I didn't say anything about learning/speaking. I said I had seen some topics about English even though I couldn't see any topics in this section.
This makes sense / that makes sense.
What exactly did you mean when you said "binary"?
Düzeltmeler:
Those who actually care what is being spoken under this section of the forum already knows some level of English and which this kills the purpose of learning English for an absolute beginner.
Even if they might grasp few concepts from the comments, there is no guarantee of what they have learned is syntactically correct, again kills the point.
Nevertheless, it is fun to speak in English even though we can speak and understand Turkish perfectly, so I will be watching : )
Düzeltmeler:
I had thought about this viewpoint while I was opening the discussion. I am going to check this section everyday.
I honestly don't agree with you. Do we have to go to England just to learn English? No, I don't think like that at all. It's not like English is some holy language and you have to learn it from a native speaker. I learned it by playing games, surfing on the web and etc. Let me assure you, every little thing helped me to learn English properly. So I think these kinds of places will help everyone who wants to learn English.
@OP: If you're asking why this section is not interested by users, you should think about the amount of users that knows English. Sadly, I don't have an optimistic thought about this situation. It's best to let them be. Of course, if you would like to have some conservations, fun talks or anything that can teach you new things in English, I can gladly help. I'm sure many here will.
Düzenleme:
In my opinion, it might provide learning grammar and vocabulary but it can't teach the culture of English. Actually, you can't learn idioms and phrases from non-natives. For instance, you know British people don't call cops "police". They call them "Old Bill" etc. I think it's hard to learn the local usage of languages when you don't learn them from natives. Also, I said "you can't learn from forums", not from games or movies.
Düzeltmeler:
Now that you've mentioned a little more about what you wanted to mean, I can agree with you. At first, I thought you meant English can't be learned w/o a native speaker.
Düzeltme:
I absolutely agree with you. If we make this section more popular, some people may learn English. And we will be able to learn a lot of terms while we are solving any problems.
There is no way in hell one can say "the grammar of Turkish is very absurd". On what grounds? Who said this? English is the language that has assimilated and absorbed nearly every word from Greek, Latin and French. That is why there are more than 150,000 words in English, most of which are unnecessary, old-fashioned and sometimes useless.
Düzeltmeler:
We had already learnt English grammar in all of our education periods. Even British English people don't even use grammer in this century. Writing, reading and listening is improve our English. But especially in the business life, first they want you to speak fluently, after that other things come. I don't think accent is very important. Turkish people speak in an understandable way than lots of other countries' speakers. Our problem is this: we are not trying to talk. A tourist is asking a place and many of people look his/her face as if frozen like ice.
Good heavens! They do care for grammar. They have Grammar Nazis with a uniform and everything. You're probably talking about people on online games. Anyways, we do learn grammar, but many do not pay attention to it most of the time. Also, grammar isn't the only thing you need. Without the lexicon you can't express yourself appropriately, nor understand other speakers. These both are an inseparable pair. Language input is needed to learn a language thats, indeed, true. We, also, lack that input.
Turkish language features no accent. It's probably why Turkish accent is somewhat comprehensible compared to some other accents. Though, having no standard accent means imitating other accents are fairly easier for you. So, why not work on an accent that you find interesting? (=
Talking in a second language is kind of a self-esteem problem. You need to be more courageous to do that. Atleast, thats what I think. One last thing to mention, It's kinda hard to understand some accents. I mean, sometimes those tourist speak in the most unintelligible accent. It's literally awkward. An Asian tourist had to repeat the word "Metro" three times in different accents before I understood them trying to utter the word "Metro". It sounded something like "Miyatr". At first I thought, they were speaking Russian (=
Düzeltmeler:
Good heavens! They do care for grammar. They have Grammar Nazis with a uniform and everything. You're probably talking about people on online games. Anyways, we do learn grammar, but many do not pay attention to it most of the time. Also, grammar isn't the only thing you need. Without the lexicon you can't express yourself appropriately, nor understand other speakers. These both are an inseparable pair. Language input is needed to learn a language
, which is indeed true
, but we lack that input.
Turkish language features no accent.
That's probably why Turkish accent is somewhat comprehensible compared to
some other accents.
However, having no standard accent means imitating other accents are fairly easier for you. So, why not work on an accent that you find interesting?
Talking in a second language is kind of a self-esteem problem. You need to be more courageous to do that.
At least, that
's what I think. One last thing to mention, It's kind
of hard to understand some accents. I mean, sometimes those tourist
s speak in the most unintelligible accent. It's literally awkward. An Asian tourist had to repeat the word "Metro" three times in different accents before I understood
him/her trying to utter the word "Metro". It sounded something like "Miyatr". At first I thought, they were speaking Russian.
In my opinion, users didn't discover that section of the forum. This section isn't easy to find. I've joined forum 1 year ago, I'm trying to improve my english level like a British citizen. I learned it in social media but now, its like street english. I'm making huge grammar mistakes today. I hope this section will stay where it deserves.
In my opinion, users
haven't discover
ed this section of the forum
yet. This section isn't easy
to be found. I
've joined
the forum 1 year ago. I'm trying to improve my
English level like a British citizen. I learned it in social media but now, it
's like street
English. I'm making huge grammar mistakes today. I hope this section will stay where it deserves.
Not: 1 year ago, yesterday, last week gibi "past simple" tensine gonderi yapan cümlelerde, present perfect + verb 3 kullanmak yanlış oluyor.