Comments for Turkish American Cultural Center of Madison http://www.taccmadison.org Tue, 07 Feb 2012 01:04:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 Comment on Weekend School for Turkish Children by TACC Executive Committee http://www.taccmadison.org/2008/10/23/weekend-school-for-turkish-children/#comment-4757 TACC Executive Committee Thu, 28 Jul 2011 03:05:24 +0000 http://www.taccmadison.org/?p=13#comment-4757 Dear Ms. Ates, Thank you for your interest in the activities of TACC-Madison including our Turkish classes. TACC-Madison have been organizing Turkish classes for K-8 kids between September and May since 2008. Our classes are held for 3 hours a week on Sunday mornings. On the other hand, Turkish classes are set up for kids who already have basic Turkish speaking skills. Therefore, these classes may not be ideal for students without any Turkish knowledge in their background. Having said that, we have had students attending our classes with no Turkish language background at all. For these students, being exposed to Turkish culture and language is definitely a plus, but the expectations have to be kept reasonable. In any event, we may offer Turkish classes solely for kids without any prior Turkish knowledge or for kids older than 8th grade in the future. In order to stay informed of such initiatives, we encourage you to join our emailing list where we announce our regular programs including Turkish classes as well as new programs to the members of the emailing list. Please let us know if you wish to join our emailing list by simply sending an email to info@taccmadison.org. Please also feel free to send an email to us at info@taccmadison.org if you have any further questions or comments. Thanks again for your interest in Turkish classes. Sincerely, Dear Ms. Ates,

Thank you for your interest in the activities of TACC-Madison including our Turkish classes. TACC-Madison have been organizing Turkish classes for K-8 kids between September and May since 2008. Our classes are held for 3 hours a week on Sunday mornings. On the other hand, Turkish classes are set up for kids who already have basic Turkish speaking skills. Therefore, these classes may not be ideal for students without any Turkish knowledge in their background. Having said that, we have had students attending our classes with no Turkish language background at all. For these students, being exposed to Turkish culture and language is definitely a plus, but the expectations have to be kept reasonable. In any event, we may offer Turkish classes solely for kids without any prior Turkish knowledge or for kids older than 8th grade in the future. In order to stay informed of such initiatives, we encourage you to join our emailing list where we announce our regular programs including Turkish classes as well as new programs to the members of the emailing list. Please let us know if you wish to join our emailing list by simply sending an email to info@taccmadison.org. Please also feel free to send an email to us at info@taccmadison.org if you have any further questions or comments.

Thanks again for your interest in Turkish classes.
Sincerely,

]]> Comment on Weekend School for Turkish Children by Martha Ates http://www.taccmadison.org/2008/10/23/weekend-school-for-turkish-children/#comment-4741 Martha Ates Sun, 24 Jul 2011 19:04:03 +0000 http://www.taccmadison.org/?p=13#comment-4741 I would like yo know if you have Turkish clases for kid where they learn to read write and speak? Please let me know thank you. I would like yo know if you have Turkish clases for kid where they learn to read write and speak?
Please let me know thank you.

]]> Comment on Cooked & Shared Noah’s Pudding by Just a guest http://www.taccmadison.org/2009/01/31/cooked-shared-noahs-pudding/#comment-1903 Just a guest Wed, 10 Feb 2010 17:45:13 +0000 http://www.taccmadison.org/?p=101#comment-1903 looks very delicious.... looks very delicious….

]]> Comment on My Memoirs and Experiences from Several Cultures by Tuncer Berat Edil [Cultural Conversations] by Turkish American Cultural Center of Madison » Ramadan Bayrami Celebration with Bayram Breakfast http://www.taccmadison.org/2009/03/01/my-memoirs-and-experiences-from-several-cultures-by-tuncer-berat-edil-cultural-conversations/#comment-1766 Turkish American Cultural Center of Madison » Ramadan Bayrami Celebration with Bayram Breakfast Fri, 29 Jan 2010 04:04:38 +0000 http://www.taccmadison.org/?p=132#comment-1766 [...] Tuncer Edil, a professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at University of Wisconsin-Madison, made a introductory speech. He spoke about old bayram celebrations in Turkey and in Madison. We remembered our childhood bayram celebrations.  He said children used to visit elder people in bayrams and elder people used to give money to them as a gift. Then all children were going to a city fair for entertainment. [...] [...] Tuncer Edil, a professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at University of Wisconsin-Madison, made a introductory speech. He spoke about old bayram celebrations in Turkey and in Madison. We remembered our childhood bayram celebrations.  He said children used to visit elder people in bayrams and elder people used to give money to them as a gift. Then all children were going to a city fair for entertainment. [...]

]]> Comment on The Book “Dağı Delen Irmak” by Kemal Karpat [Cultural Conversations] by Turkish American Cultural Center of Madison » Turkey Parliament Award of Honor to be Given to Kemal Karpat http://www.taccmadison.org/2009/02/08/the-book-dagi-delen-irmak-by-kemal-karpat-cultural-conversations/#comment-64 Turkish American Cultural Center of Madison » Turkey Parliament Award of Honor to be Given to Kemal Karpat Thu, 16 Jul 2009 02:43:38 +0000 http://www.taccmadison.org/?p=111#comment-64 [...] Kemal Karpat  was the first speaker of cultural conversations of TACC-Madison. He did very excited speech about his biographical book on February, 8 2009. Check The Book “Dağı Delen Irmak” by Kemal Karpat [Cultural Conversations] [...] [...] Kemal Karpat  was the first speaker of cultural conversations of TACC-Madison. He did very excited speech about his biographical book on February, 8 2009. Check The Book “Dağı Delen Irmak” by Kemal Karpat [Cultural Conversations] [...]

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