Dil Egitimi

Dil egitimi is given in many different forms today.  You can buy books or cds to teach yourself.  You can find courses available by  thousands online, or you can choose to attend ‘live’ classes at a college, a private tutor, or at a dil okulu .  With most of these methods of learning, you will be able to master just about any language known in the world, and certainly any one of the more widely spoken tongues.If you decide to study at a yurtdisi dil okullari, not only will you learn a new language, but you will also immerse yourself in the culture of the country.  Understanding the words of a language is one thing, but understanding the people who speak that language is a whole deeper level of language skills.It is said that when you interact with people, only about 10 -20% of communication takes place with actual words.  The rest consists of non-verbal communication.  Voice intonations, facial expressions and body language convey the deeper meanings of the words.  The thing is that these other non-verbal communications are not an international or universal language.  They are also peculiar to the customs and culture of the specific people of a country, and linked to their language.That is why it is so advantageous for you if you attend a dil kurslari at one of the yurtdisi dil okullari, in a country where the language you are studying is the first language. Typically you share a class with other students who are at the same level of understanding as you are in the language you are learning, but when you leave the classroom, you mingle with people with a much more advanced grasp of the language.  Now you are learning on two levels.  In your dil okulu, you will be learning the ‘nuts and bolts’ technicalities of the language.  When you go out to socialise in your leisure time, you will be picking up all the signals and subtleties of the language in its non-verbalised form, as well as common, everyday idiomatic expressions and slang.  In this way, instead of speaking like a stiff, formal student, you start to communicate like a native of that country.You will also find if you attend yurtdisi dil kurslari to learn a language in a country where the language is native, that your ear will adapt more quickly to the accent of the people.For instance if you learn English in England, you will speak like an Englishman or woman.  If you learn in Scotland you will most likely emerge from your dil kursu with a Scottish accent.  The same is true if you attend a dil okulu in the United States of America, or Australia, where you are likely to acquire their very different accents.If you learn the language at a good dil okulu, for instance, English in your own country, you will most likely learn all the correct grammar.  You may pick up traces of your teacher’s accent, but for the most part, when you speak, you will sound mostly like one of your own people speaking a foreign language.That may be quite good enough for your purposes, if you are planning to translate documents, send emails, or work on the internet in English; the accent won’t be important at all.  However, it may not work so well if you choose a job such as a tourist guide, or anyone else who physically mingles with people of other countries.Even one’s own language, when spoken in an unusual accent, can be almost incomprehensible to many people, no matter how good the vocabulary and grammar are.