121. Index A book by Verjine Svazlian. Includes the main text, publications of the author and photographs. http://www.iatp.am/resource/science/svazlyan/Index.html

THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE IN THE MEMOIRS AND TURKISH-LANGUAGE SONGS OF THE EYE-WITNESS SURVIVORS after VERJINE SVAZLIAN translated from Armenian by TIGRAN TSULIKIAN About the Author Preface Main Text Publications ... Photographs of the eyewitness survivors of the Armenian genocide Web master Mher Ghulinyan

122. University Of Arizona Computer Aided Language Instruction Group Interactive demonstration lessons for Chinese, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Lummi, Russian, Spanish, and turkish. Includes Sun audio (.au) files. http://cali.arizona.edu/

MaxAuthor Version 2.5 Try our online language lessons See our exhibit at the Arizona State Museum ... Other Links Co-Director and Research Engineer Scott Brill Co-Director Dr. Richard A. Demers Department of Linguistics Mail comments to: brill@u.arizona.edu We produce software to help students learn languages. Our specialties are Less Commonly Taught Languages (LCTLs), multimedia, and authoring systems. Our software runs on MS-Windows and can accommodate text in Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Native American, European, and other languages. Our MAX family of software is carefully constructed to be easy to use for both instructors and students and can use the Web for direct delivery of most lesson formats . Now available through the University of Arizona Press, The Critical Languages Series CD-ROMs are the latest products created with our software. Create your own lessons MaxAuthor makes authoring language courseware as easy as typing in the lesson text and recording your voice. No programming is needed. 5 new Critical Languages Series DVD-ROMs are now available The University of Arizona Critical Languages Program and the UA Computer Assisted Language Instruction Group are pleased to announce the availability of 5 new titles in the Critical Languages Series: Beginning Ukrainian Intermediate Cantonese Intermediate Turkish Intermediate Kazakh Advanced Kazakh These new titles are in DVD-ROM format and require a computer running Windows 2000 or XP (not intended for standard home DVD players) and were developed using our MaxAuthor authoring system with funding from: the US Department of Education International Research and Studies Program, the Office of the Dean of the University of Arizona College of Humanities, and the National Association of Self-Instructional Language Programs.

123. Speech, Gesture, And Motion Event Research program investigating the relation between children's spatial gestures and language specific semantic distinctions between turkish, English and Japanese. http://home.ku.edu.tr/~nsfgesture/

Speech, Gesture, and Motion Event: A Crosslinguistic Developmental Study S. Allen S. Kita This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. BCS-0002117, Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, and Koc University. Select a page to visit: Home Project Description Objectives of the Project Subjects and testing sites Researchers Shanley Allen Sotaro Kita Asli Ozyurek Mihoko Fujii References PROJECT SUMMARY Elicited data are collected using short animated motion events as stimuli from children aged 3, 5, and 9 years, and from adult speakers. The data are analyzed in terms of (a) lexical and semantic development of elements of motion events, (b) how these elements of motion events are presented in gestures developmentally, and (c) how the development of gestural representations match with the development of the acquisition of language-specific semantic distinctions. The results will contribute to a clearer picture of the interaction in development between children’s non-linguistic representations of spatial relations and their sensitivity to the lexical semantic categories of their language. FastCounter by bCentral edited by Engin Arik Last updated:

124. Yamada Language Center: Turkish WWW Guide turkish is taught as a selfstudy language by the Yamada language Center Links for learning many languages turkish Natural language Processing http://babel.uoregon.edu/yamada/guides/turkish.html

Can't find it? Turkish Guide index News index Multilingual references Font index Turkish is taught as a self-study language by the Yamada Language Center Resources at Yamada Turkish Fonts Search YLC Catalog YLC Self-Study Language Resources - Many more Turkish links Links Links for learning many languages Turkish Natural Language Processing Initiative - Turkish NLP;Morphology;Turkish texts;Turkish software; Turkish words that are also Turkish words when spelled backwards. Turkish for Travelers - numbers and a few basic phrases helpful to any traveler who needs to know turkish (text only). Learn practical turkish last updated 3/27/02 News Catalog Satellite TV Film Series ... Language Exchange Quick Links - The Yamada Language Center Self-Study Program Virtual Language Lab Language Guides Services Foreign Film Series Language Exchange Computer Lab Hours, Location and Contact Information

125. Montevideo Consultoria Em Idiomas Tokelau (according to domain name). A company offering translation, localisation and desktop publishing services. They translate into/from English, Spanish, Russian, Portuguese, Chinese, Polish, turkish and other languages. http://www.geocities.com/montevideotranslations/

Montevideo Language Consulting http://montevideo.tk Translating the world into words Main Services Staff Tools ... Useful links Main Welcome to Montevideo Language Consulting. Our mission is to provide accurate, timely, and competent service in translation, localization, and desktop publishing. Please browse our site to learn more about our services, our professional staff, and the tools we use. Best viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 email: montevideo@languageconsulting.cjb.net

126. EXPATISTANBUL.COM Company providing expatriate orientation and care services, turkish and other language training, and translation services. http://www.expatistanbul.com

127. Picture-Based Multilingual Dictionary languagelearning tool. Users can try to identify what they see, and then move the mouse over the pictures to generate the answers. Bulgarian, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Russian, Spanish, turkish. http://pics4words.com

128. KATR Language Morphology Morphological analysis of indic languages Sanskrit and Pali as well as Yiddish, turkish and Latin. http://cs.engr.uky.edu/~gstump/katrsite/repository.html

129. Business Turkish Translations Provides the language support in turkish market. http://www.business-with-turkey.com/business_turkish.htm

130. Autism Online - Linking Parents To Autism Support, Education, Research, And Prod Provides multilanguage products for the education of children with autism. Books in Spanish, Korean, Arabic, and turkish. Also software and photo schedule boards that speakers of any language can use with individuals with autism. http://www.autismonline.org

Welcome to AutismOnline! The mission of AutismOnline is to connect the parents of newly diagnosed children with autism and professionals working with these children with critical resources, support, and research information in their own language. Scroll down for new and featured products! OUR PRODUCT LINKS: Picture Exchange Books in Spanish Books in Turkish Books in Arabic ... Educational Software Products purchased from this site will benefit autism research and support organizations around the world. This is made possible by the generosity of our vendors. If you have a product that would benefit the non-English language speaking autism community, such as books, videos, or educational materials, contact us at moremoreinfo@autismonline.org

131. Sivas-Kangal.de - Elisabeth Von Buchwaldt About a rare turkish shepherd dog breed, with many pictures German language http://www.sivas-kangal.de/

132. Dilmer.com Yabancilar Icin Turkce Pratik Sinavi language exercise pages from the Dilmer language Center. http://www.dilmer.com/practice/

"Yabancýlar Ýçin Türkçe Pratik Sýnavý" "Turkish Practice Exam for Foreigners" English Coded by hzengin

133. Theiling Online: Fukhian Fukhian is a constructed, fictional language. It is an agglutinating human language which is totally regular, also featuring a unique script. The language is inspired by Finnish, turkish, Arabic and Devanagari. http://www.theiling.de/conlang/s1/

Search this site Fukhian A Constructed Agglutinating Human Language The original grammar (in German) this document was derived from Lexicon (in Lisp and German) This page uses a romanisation to show the Fukhian grammar. For showing pronunciation, CXS (=Conlang X-Sampa) is used. Please note that some examples in this file reflect the Ancient Fukhian language. Unfortunately, they are not always properly marked. This was my first constructed language. I started to work at it around 1989, maybe earlier. It has not been modified since around 1994 and although I see some deficiencies today, I do not intend to improve or extend it in a way that would be changing the original design goals. This usually means that I cannot change or even extend it at all. Fukhian Script Overview (one image) . Parts: Letters Delimiters Misc Some font samples ... Metafont source files for Fukhian The Fukhian script is an alphabet that is designed to be written by hand. It has some similarities with the Arabic script, but it is a 'hanging' script like Devanagari. Writing direction is left-to-right, bottom-to-top.

134. Arabesques Sell Islamic books, PCsoftware, audio and video tapes. The products are in many languages English, Arabic, French, Dutch, German, turkish, Malay and Indonesian language. http://www.arabesques.net/

135. Accent On Language St. Thomas University Enables international students to learn English at the Miami campus or through a sister program in New York City while gaining conditional acceptance to the university. Site available in Spanish Portguese, French, Italian, German, Japanese, Korean, and turkish. http://www.accentonlanguage.com/html/stthomas.htm

136. Middle Eastern Music: Translated Song Lyrics Englishlanguage translations of popular songs recorded in Arabic, turkish, Greek, Hebrew, and Armenian. Some sound files. http://www.shira.net/lyrics.htm

Middle Eastern Music: Translated Song Lyrics by Shira This web site offers you English-language translations for more than 100 songs sung in Arabic, Armenian, Turkish, Greek, and Hebrew. Please don't send me e-mail asking me to help you find a translation!!! If it doesn't appear on this page, I don't have it. Let me repeat that. If it doesn't appear on this page, I don't have it. I don't speak Arabic, Greek, Hebrew, Armenian, or Turkish and I can't help you. Instead of asking me for something I can't provide, please explore the Lyrics Links and the Books With Song Translations that I've recommended belowmaybe one of those resources will have your song. Table Of Contents If you know of additional sources, or if you have an English-language translation to a Middle Eastern song that you're willing to share on this web site, please contact me and I'll gladly add it! Songs Sung In Turkish Songs Sung In Armenian Songs Sung In Hebrew Songs Sung In Greek ... Important Notice! A word about song lyrics: They don't always make sense! If you read a translation and find yourself asking, "Huh?" remember that perhaps the lyrics don't make sense in the original language, either! Consider the American folk song, "Oh Susanna," which has a verse with the following lyrics: "It rained all night the day I left, the weather it was dry, the sun so hot I froze to death, Susanna don't you cry!"

137. Signing In The Seraglio: Mutes, Dwarfs And Jestures At The Ottoman Court 1500 ± M. Miles' thorough history of early modern turkish views on disability and the popularity of sign language. Reprinted from Disability and Society http://www.independentliving.org/docs5/mmiles2.html

Home About Us Library News Library ... Donate Signing in the Seraglio: mutes, dwarfs and jestures at the Ottoman Court 1500 - 1700 by: M. Miles m99miles@hotmail.com Abstract: Deaf people, known as 'mutes', worked in the Turkish Ottoman court from the fifteenth to the twentieth century in various roles along with dwarfs and other entertainers. Their signing system became popular, was used regularly by hearing people including successive Sultans, and was reportedly capable of expressing ideas of whatever complexity. The Ottoman court mutes' early achievements, at a time when deaf education and employment was barely considered feasible in Western Europe, have been obscured through literary critics' reactions against later travellers' stereotyping of Middle Eastern countries. Detailed, contemporary sixteenth and seventeenth century accounts of the mutes' activities and signing system are collated and appraised by modern linguistic and historio-graphical criteria. ISSN 0968-7599 (print)/ISSN 1360-0508 (online)/99/010115-20 Introduction These communication achievements at the Ottoman court have been obscured by the outcomes of two dissimilar European academic discourses. One is the 'anti-Orientalist' dismissal of mostly eighteenth century travellers' reports from the Middle East.2

138. CNN.com - Turkish Police Arrest 6 For Sending Kurdish-language Invitations - Oct CNN http://www.cnn.com/2000/WORLD/meast/10/04/rights.turkey.reut/index.html

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139. Ethnologue Report For Turkey List of languages of Turkey. National or official language turkish.Literacy rate 76% to 90%. Also includes refugees from Central Asia (50000). http://www.ethnologue.com/show_country.asp?name=TR

140. Turkish Audio files in RAM format accompanying an Indiana University course by Suzan –zel. http://languagelab.bh.indiana.edu/Turkish.html

120 Ballantine Hall 1020 E. Kirkwood Avenue Bloomington, Indiana 47405-7103 http://languagelab.bh.indiana.edu Comments: langlab@indiana.edu Last updated: 29 Mar 01 The Trustees of Indiana University aa Turkish T100 / T150 Languages On-Line main menu Turkish 1 A Communicative Approach by Suzan Özel soezel@indiana.edu Units a b c d ... f

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