Turkish: Basic Course
by Lloyd B. Swift, Selman Agrali
Publisher: fsi-language-courses.org 1970
ISBN/ASIN: 0884327345
Number of pages: 417
Description:
Turkish Basic Course may be described as an introduction to spoken Turkish in that it includes the major patterns of simple sentences and a vocabulary of about 475 high frequency items. The text is designed for use in classes taught by native-speaking language instructors.
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