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ÖWRENELIŇ!
Let's learn!
Let's learn!
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TÜRKMEN WIKIKITABYŇA HOŞ GELDIŇIZ!
Welcome to the Turkmen Wikibook!
Contents
[edit | edit source]Before you begin...
[edit | edit source]The basics
[edit | edit source]- Lesson One - Siziň adyňyz näme?
- Lesson Two - Ýagdaýyňyz niçik?
Appendices
[edit | edit source]Grammar
[edit | edit source]Exercises
[edit | edit source]Vocabulary
[edit | edit source]External links
[edit | edit source]Language
[edit | edit source]- Turkmen Wikipedia (at only 5,000+ articles, not great, but better than nothing :-))(Turkmen)
- "Ene dilim" (Mother tongue) project site (Grammar, dictionary and classic Turkmen literature in PDF)
- Turkmen Peace Corps book - contains a Turkmen-English and English-Turkmen dictionary, as well as grammar notes
- A Grammar of the Turkmen Language, in PDF format, and an on-line searchable Turkmen - English dictionary
Culture
[edit | edit source]- Türkmen kultur - a site on Turkmen culture (Turkmen)
- Google Books - Tradition and Society in Turkmenistan: Gender, Oral Culture and Song, by Carol Blackwell
- Turkmen language online dictionary
News
[edit | edit source]Altaic-Language Wikibooks |
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Mongolic: Mongolian |
Tungusic: Manchu |
Turkic: Azerbaijani | Turkish | Turkmen | Uzbek |
Buyeo: * Japanese* | Korean* |
*The inclusion of Japanese and Korean in Altaic and the existence of Buyeo is controversial. See Altaic languages for more information on this dispute. |