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Turkish Language Olympics unite children from around the world türkçe dil olimpiyatları
Turkish Language Olympics united children
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International Association of Turkish Teaching (TÜRKÇEDER) General Descriptions |
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Written by omer yavuz
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Friday, 12 March 2010 20:14 |
General Descriptions - The Olympiads in Turkey is the final stage of the Turkish Language competition.
- The language of all the contests in the Olympiads is Turkish.
- Countries can determine the terms of local selection by themselves. However, it is recommended that national selections are carried out according to the principles as stated in the 8th International Turkish Olympiads "Contest Guidelines".
- The 8th International Turkish Olympiads will be held between the 26 May 2010 and 10 June 2010.
- Evaluation at the Olympiads will be done by a jury choosen by The International Association of Turkish Teaching (TÜRKÇEDER).
- The countries that wish to join the 8th International Turkish Olympiads must apply to The International Association of Turkish Teaching (TÜRKÇEDER). Countries will not be allowed to participate in the competition without previously applying. The applications must be submitted by 30 March 2010 to allow for official documentation to be given (visa, etc.) Names, surnames and other requested information of each and every competitor must be completed by the same date on the application form. Application address: www.turkceolimpiyatlari.org
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The Purpose of The Turkish Language Olympiads education of students over the World |
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Written by omer yavuz
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Friday, 12 March 2010 20:11 |
The Purpose of The Olympiads
Language is an important factor for people to be able to understand each other and become friends. Nowadays, for people of different cultures to be able to understand each other through the communication of culture together with friendship, language is of great global importance. The increasing growth of international relations with Turkey and the existence of thousands of students learning Turkish indicates the deserved position of our language that will be attained in the future. The Turkish Olympiads are the fruit of an endeavor to raise our language to its deserved position in the World and to enable it to be spoken more widely. The Olympiads have been organized since 2003 to reward those who are the best at learning Turkish and have inspired great excitement and interest in the Turkish language abroad. |
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4th Turkish Language Olympiad: April 3, 2010 - Hobby Center Sarofim Hall |
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Written by omer yavuz
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Friday, 12 March 2010 20:07 |
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4th Turkish Language Olympiad: April 3, 2010 - Hobby Center Sarofim Hall Raindrop Turkish House is organizing the 4th Turkish Language Olympiad and everyone is invited to this exciting event that contributes in very colorful cultural life of Greater Houston area and Great State of Texas. "Luxury and fantasy reign, as the Sarofim’s gilded interiors invoke a gazebo under a starry, starry night. Sumptuous golden latticework wraps around the hall, while multi-storied, gold-leaf columns contrast with dramatic midnight blue walls. The crowning touch is above - the Joe and Lee Jamail Celestial Dome Ceiling, a breathtaking ellipse featuring twinkling fiber optic stars that replicate the Texas night sky." says the Hobby Center's web site. http://www.turkisholympiad.com |
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Speaking Love Language Turkish |
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Written by omer yavuz
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Tuesday, 14 July 2009 13:43 |
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In Colombian traditional dress, a girl speaks with a Yemeni boy. The Colombian girl says she has been learning Turkish for one year. A spectator interrupts: "How come you can speak it so well?" She smiles, answering, "Because I like it." The girl adds, "I wish there were more opportunities to speak in Turkish, but at least I am able to write, because I have many Turkish friends on the Internet." Students of Turkish from 110 countries around the world are competing with each other in the 6th International Turkish Language Olympics. They are also establishing friendships and taking pictures. Almost all of them are carrying cameras and the flags of their home country. When they see fellow competitors from other countries, they start up a conversation by asking if it is possible to have a picture taken together. Kids most in demand include an American Indian and a student from Mozambique who is strutting his stuff in traditional dress. The Mexicans, with their black sombreros and long red skirts, are also proving popular for snapshots. Before taking pictures, many of the students exchange hats: One typically universal combination saw a South African donning a Kazakh hat and chatting to a Swede in Turkish as the shutter clicked. |
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 06 January 2010 11:04 |
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Turkish language fest shows Risale i Nur’s global reach |
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Written by omer yavuz
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Sunday, 28 June 2009 16:21 |
The 700 children who have come to Turkey for the Turkish Language Olympics — an annual event described in my feature “Turkish language fest shows preacher’s global reach” — will know little if anything about the controversy here over the powerful socio-religious community behind their schools.
Getting ready to perform in a huge auditorium in Istanbul more often used for international conferences, the 30-odd signing competition entrants appear giggly and excited, fussing over their elaborate folk costumes. Most are visiting for the first time and have been completely charmed by Turkey - just as Turkey has been charmed by them.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 06 January 2010 11:19 |
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