Spoken Turkish. Book Two

Washington, D.C.: 1945. 659 p.
This is the second volume of a self-teaching textbook designed as a general introduction to spoken Turkish. It is a newly reformulated edition of a text originally published for the armed forces in 1945. The method used in this manual requires either that a native speaker of Turkish be on hand during the course or that the recorded voice of a native speaker be used. Records and cassettes to accompany the course can be purchased. Book 2 is divided into three major parts, each containing five learning units and one unit devoted to review. Each unit contains several sections, usually the following: (1) basic sentences (with hints on pronunciation and spelling), (2) word study and review of basic sentences, (3) listening practice, and (4) conversation practice. Each learning unit is followed by a "Finder List" containing all the new words in the particular unit. Book 2 also contains a summary of all word study material, supplementary word lists for units 13-30, and two vocabularies, Turkish-English and English-Turkish.