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Learn Turkish! It's great
fun! Even if you learn just
a bit, it will enhance your trip
immeasurably.
Start with my free TTP Turkish
Language Guide and The
100 Most Useful Turkish Words™.
To continue, use these:
1.
The Ectaco Language Teacher
This electronic dictionary and translator is
a translator gizmo on steroids. Only a little bigger
than a cassette tape, it packs 450,000 words, 1000
phrases and 200 idioms,
as well as calculators, converters,...even
a game! (Ectaco also has Turkish
language-learning software for Pocket PCs, Palm
OS PDAs and personal computers.) More...
2. iTRAVL NTL Talking 2-Way Language
Communicator
This incredible
electronic device translates
speech instantly:
you speak
into it in English, and it repeats
it in Turkish! It helps you learn
Turkish super-quickly, but
in fact you needn't learn Turkish at
all. Just say what you want in English
and it will say the Turkish
for you!
In addition to instant spoken
translation,
it includes 14,000 travel-related
phrases (including
quickly-accessible emergency
phrases), a full bilingual
electronic dictionary, Fodor's
travel guide, Language Teacher, and
language-learning games.
It can even store your MP3
music files for
entertainment while you travel. It's
actually quite incredible. More...
3.
Kwikpoint Card
Who needs words when you
have pictures? This
laminated, passport size, multi-panel
folding card lets you communicate
your needs with over 600 colorful,
universally-recognized drawings. No
heat in your hotel room? Want your
steak rare? Just point to the picture
and show it to the other person. Pretty
smart!
If you're interested in language the
other way around—teaching
English to Turks—you
can even learn TEFL (Teaching English
as a Foreign Language) skills online!
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