Turkish Language Courses

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Turkish is a fun and beautiful language. Turkish has vowel harmony, which makes it very melodious, and it is an agglutinative language, whose Lego-like structure means that by adding.

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Why Study Turkish At Princeton

  • Because Turkish is a fun and beautiful language. Turkish has vowel harmony, which makes it very melodious, and it is an agglutinative language, whose Lego-like structure means that by adding or removing “bricks” (i.e. suffixes) you will be able to create new words or change meanings of existing words.
  • Because Turkish and closely-related Turkic languages are spoken by almost 200 million people in Turkey, the Caucasus, and Central Asia.
  • Because Turkish has been deemed a critical language by the US Department of State.
  • Because learning Turkish opens up the written legacy of seven hundred years of Turkish and Ottoman culture and is essential for studying the history of the Arab world and the Balkans.
  • Because Turkey is a beautiful country, and its people are welcoming and hospitable.

Turkish Courses

  • Elementary (TUR 101/102)
  • Intermediate (TUR 105/107)
  • TUR 305:  Advanced Turkish, Selected Readings in Historical and Literary Texts.
  • Nilufer Hatemi also offers reading courses upon request.  
  • Completion of two years of Turkish (TUR 101 through TUR 107) fulfills the university’s foreign language requirement.
  • Advanced undergraduates may also wish to consider NES 504:  Introduction to Ottoman Turkish. 
  • Princeton Branch

    110 Jones Hall 08544 USA, Princeton

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