Yedi İklim Türkçe B1 Ders Kitabı
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Turkish Pre-Intermediate level Course Book for Foreigners Merhaba! (Hello in Turkish) Yedi İklim Turkce Turkish Course Book, Workbook, listening texts and CD for Foreigners (B1), the whole set is a comprehensive work that is prepared using contemporary language teaching methods that reflect Turkey's culture and way of thinking. The books are organized by Yunus Emre Institute according to European Language Criteria, accepted language levels and based on communication and are learner orientated. The B1 level is the pre-intermediate level. Course book: 191 pages, exercise book: 97 pages. The course book has 8 units. Each unit is divided into three different subjects. Supporting each unit, there are the skills, grammar and vocabulary which are aimed to be learned by the student. Reading, listening, speaking and writing parts are included in the units along with the cultural aspects and games. At the end of each unit there is a vocabulary list, self-evaluation table and much more. This book is a very student friendly book to study Turkish language. You can teach yourself Turkish by using this course book and exercise book with the help of a dictionary and grammar books. However, it is best to use this book with the help of a teacher. Good luck in your learning journey.
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