TAC 2013 – Nehushtan [uk, lt, tr]

MillMaths · Postby **MillMaths** » 2013-01-05, 11:04

Okay, I'm feeling ever so lazy at the start of this new year. But when I stop being lazy, maybe this is what I'm going to do.

Türkçe

Lietuvių

Українська

This will be my TAC list for 2013. З Новим роком!

Eginhard · Postby **Eginhard** » 2013-01-05, 23:08

Sophie wrote:[flag]lt[/flag] Lietuvių: …

Also my main focus for this year, but keeping a log never really worked for me. I'll at least try to post a bit more often in the Lithuanian forum.

MillMaths · Postby **MillMaths** » 2013-01-08, 15:04

Labai ačiū. 8-)

I'm tempted to add

Кыргызча

Meera · Postby **Meera** » 2013-01-10, 4:19

Iyi şanslar!!!

MillMaths · Postby **MillMaths** » 2013-01-10, 10:59

Çok teşekkür ederim! :mrgreen:

Postby **TheStrayCat** » 2013-01-10, 12:13

Sophie wrote:[flag]uk[/flag] Українська: I don't think I've met any Ukrainian person in London yet – but why not take up a challenge and learn something totally new to me? I thought I'd do that. And Ukrainian is as good a language as any other.
З Новим роком!

Do not hesitate to ask me here or in the Ukrainian forum regarding any questions you may have.

If you've been in touch with Slavic languages before, it won't be that totally new to you, by the way.

Успіхів та натхнення в Новому році!

MillMaths · Postby **MillMaths** » 2013-01-10, 12:36

Yes, I'm used to Slavic languages and the Cyrillic alphabet – and I also think the Ukrainian letter і is cute.

Щиро дякую! :mrgreen:

Meera · Postby **Meera** » 2013-01-10, 18:33

Sophie wrote:Çok teşekkür ederim!

Rica ederim

johnklepac · Postby **johnklepac** » 2013-02-05, 23:54

Sophie wrote:
[flag]ky[/flag] Кыргызча: I was browsing the Internet just now when I came across a Kyrgyz–Russian dictionary in two PDF volumes, each volume over 55 MB in size. I couldn't help downloading it. Then I downloaded a French–Kyrgyz dictionary. Suddenly I find myself wanderlusting after an exotic language.

Story of me and Mongolian.

הענט · Postby **הענט** » 2013-02-06, 8:43

Nice. I was actually thinking about learning Kyrgyz rather than Kazakh too.

Postby **Multiturquoise** » 2013-06-15, 8:27

Nehushtan wrote:[flag]tr[/flag] Türkçe: There are a lot of people from Turkey living in London, including the area where I live. It would be nice to be able to speak to them in their language (indeed I've observed that Turkish people generally love it when you speak to them in their language).

If you need help, I can help with your Turkish

Don't worry.