Comments on: Turkish Alphabet http://www.teachyourselfturkish.com/2007/12/turkish-alphabet.php Teach yourself Turkish Wed, 14 May 2008 01:30:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: admin http://www.teachyourselfturkish.com/2007/12/turkish-alphabet.php#comment-62 admin Tue, 12 Feb 2008 07:47:15 +0000 http://www.teachyourselfturkish.com/2007/12/turkish-alphabet.php#comment-62 Selam deyanira, the reason we have different letters than you have is this is not english. We have the vowels that represents letters. We could sound ş like sh or ç as ch. But this is not a simplistic approach. To represent a sound as a letter is much simpler than writing it as a 2 letter. Even we have letters that represents 2 letters we also have sounds that english speakers don't have like "ö". You will get use to the letters soon. Don't worry about it. Selam deyanira,

the reason we have different letters than you have is this is not english. We have the vowels that represents letters. We could sound ş like sh or ç as ch. But this is not a simplistic approach. To represent a sound as a letter is much simpler than writing it as a 2 letter.
Even we have letters that represents 2 letters we also have sounds that english speakers don’t have like “ö”.
You will get use to the letters soon. Don’t worry about it.

]]> By: deyanira http://www.teachyourselfturkish.com/2007/12/turkish-alphabet.php#comment-61 deyanira Mon, 11 Feb 2008 18:26:27 +0000 http://www.teachyourselfturkish.com/2007/12/turkish-alphabet.php#comment-61 hi i'm from california and i dot really understant your alphabet why do you have two c, g, o, s and u ? i would really like to know how to write it or read it but i still cant get this thanks fdor all the help .. hi i’m from california and i dot really understant your alphabet why do you have two c, g, o, s and u ? i would really like to know how to write it or read it but i still cant get this thanks fdor all the help ..

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