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Welcome to Turkish at the CLC!
Have you ever thought about learning Turkish? Join our Turkish program to explore the unique Turkish culture with a native speaker. We look forward to having you in our program!
![travertine pools and terraces in Pamukkale, Denizli, Turkey](https://clc.ua.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/travertinepools.jpg)
Her işte bir hayır vardır.
Every difficult situation has a positive side.
Turkish Lessons and Videos
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Greetings
Learn how to greet others in Turkish
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Self-Introduction
Learn from our staff how to introduce yourself in Turkish
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More Videos
Check out more of our Turkish language videos
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Sütten ağzı yanan yoğurdu üfleyerek yer.
One who has once burnt his tongue while drinking milk will blow to yoghurt before eating it. (Once burnt twice shy).
Useful Resources
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Step by Step Learning Turkish
A website full of Turkish language resources.
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Learn Turkish
Useful Turkish phrases with pronunciations.
![the skyline of Izmir, Turkey's third-largest city](https://clc.ua.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Turkish-3.jpg)
Turkish Language Class
A website that offers free Turkish language resources.
![the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul, Turkey](https://clc.ua.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/grandbazaaristanbul.jpg)
Get to Know Turkish Culture
Learn about Turkish culture from the Turkish Cultural Foundation
turkishculture.orgIMPORTANT NOTE for Native/Near-Native Speakers
Critical Language courses are for enthusiastic students seeking practical language skills. Native /near native speakers are NOT allowed to take any CLC courses in their native languages. 101 classes are strictly for total beginners. Any students with background knowledge (including heritage students) of the selected language must contact the CLC director for appropriate class level BEFORE registration. CLC classes are self-instructional and are best suited for highly motivated and disciplined students. Please feel free to explore the languages offered by the CLC.