One of the best parts of being in a foreign country is buying candy, snacks, or other local treats from the store. Today, we're equipping you with the essentials to buy anything you want so, at very least, you won't starve on your next trip to Turkey. (noobie)

Lesson 4: Buying Some Bread

Join us at Turkish Tea Time (turkishteatime.com) as we chat about the Turkish language, its grammar, and how it's spoken in every day life. We're Turkish learners, Turkish teachers, and Turkish people ourselves - so we understand what it takes to get a grip on this amazing language. Published daily, each lesson revolves around a dialog that focuses on a single language point. There's something here for every Turkish learner: the difficulty level of each day's lesson rotates between four levels, from absolute beginner to extremely advanced. To follow along each day with annotated dialogs, vocabulary, audio, and quizzes, join us over at turkishteatime.com.

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Today, we're learning the different ways to say "when" in Turkish. When? Today. When? Yep. (intermediate)

Lesson 136 (Int): Prohibition

Le, la, li, lu! Today's suffixes make quite the tune. Join the chorus and come learn how to say "with" with us. (beginner)

Lesson 135 (Beg): Butterfly Hunting

Today, we're talking all about ourselves. And yourselves. And myself. Join us for some fun with kendi! (beginner)

Lesson 134 (Beg): A Selfish Lesson

Dear Turkish learner - won't you please join us for some tea and Turkish this evening? Sincerely, Turkish Tea Time. (beginner)

Lesson 133 (Beg): Writing A Letter

Grab your fanciest hat and come learn about the Turkish hatted A in today's lesson.

Lesson 4: Buying Some Bread

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