This method proposes to acquire Turkish vocabulary by theme: time, identity, travel, etc. Each dialogue introduces the reader to a daily situation based on examples taken from modern Turkish, speaking Istanbul being the model of the method. An introduction presents the elementary notions of grammar.

An in-depth study of modern Turkish aimed at medium and advanced learners. M. Bozdémir and C. Berk study texts by well-known authors of contemporary Turkish letters. The work consists of four parts, the correct answers for the exercises, and an index of grammatical terms in Turkish and French.

A method of learning phonetics, vocabulary and grammar, together with the study of texts and a Vietnamese-French lexicon. With audio recordings available for download.

Initiation to this language that the Jews developed when they took refuge in the Ottoman Empire after their expulsion from Spain in 1492.

These exercises and their corresponding audio recordings help solidify a student's understanding of the oral language and grammatical rules.

These nineteen lessons contain grammatical explanations, dialogues, and texts in Kazakh, as well as exercises. They also present information about Kazakh civilization, including its history, social organization, customs, cuisine, literature, etc. Solutions to the exercises can be found at the end of the volume, along with two glossaries (Kazakh-French and French-Kazakh). The book is enriched by two audio CDs.

A direct witness of the Yellow Cruise, the author recounts the expedition of 1931-1932, which led Citroën models from Beirut to Beijing through the Himalayas and the Gobi desert.

The detailed account of the travels that Chinese monks made in the 7th century to India, in search of Buddhist texts. Among these pilgrimages rich in adventures, that of Hiuan-tsang is the most famous because it inspired one of the most famous novels in Chinese literature, Journey to the West.

The life of Turkmens of Iran, and more particularly of the Agholi family, settled but still nomadic at heart. A fascinating testimony.

The story unfolds in the 13th century, during the age of the great Mongol invasions, 10 years after the death of Genghis Khan. Barlas and his men, the horsemen of Tängri, undertake a perilous expedition, within what seems to them to be the ends of world. On their journey, riddled with pitfalls,, a beautiful captive will touch Barlas' heart. Pentti Niskanen, a native Finnish speaker, wrote Barlas in French before translating it into Finnish.