- What do you need to know about the structure of your target language? How will you acquire the knowledge you need? Do you think a reference grammar can be useful? Why or why not?
I need to learn about how to make formal language, and how to make sentences in Turkish. I will learn the differences between formal and informal language, and Turkish grammar by taking classes with Sezgi. I will also keep learning how to form sentences through Mango website. Because Mango teaches basic grammars and the origins of the words, it is helpful for me to study or preview before Sezgi's class. The reference grammar can be useful because understanding how the structure of Turkish sentences works will allow me to speak Turkish more fluently. Today, I learned "What is this", "What is that" and how to answer these questions in Turkish in Sezgi's class. After learning that "this" comes before "what" in the sentence, I compared and contrast Turkish grammar with English and Korean. It allowed me to learn the structure easier.
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