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The 3rd Turkish Olympiad Southeastern US was held in Ferst Center for the Arts at Georgia Tech in Atlanta Georgia by the Istanbul Center on Saturday, March 19, 2010.The winners of singing, poetry recitation, general knowledge and proficiency in Turkish Language and Writing category will represent Southern U.S. at the 8th World Turkish Olympiads in Turkey.
Istanbul Center is a unit of Global Spectrum Foundation, Inc., is a 501(c)3 non-profit, non-governmental and non-partisan organization that was established in 2002. It promotes better understanding and closer relations between individuals and communities, building bridges between the Turkish, American and other communities in Atlanta and the Southeastern United States.
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Turkish as a Foreign Language for Teens (TFL-T)
Turkish as a Foreign Language for Adults (TFL-A)
Turkish as a Native Language for Teens (TNL-T)
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Dear Parents, Students, Teachers and Supporters of the Contest:
Judges of 2009 Turkish Olympiad: Mr.Ayhan Korucu; President of TACC (Turkish American Chamber of Commerce), Ms.Nur Yigitoglu; Georgia State University, Mr.Fatih Oncul; Southern Polytechnic State University; Civil Engineering Technology Department...
Students, I commend you for investing time and energy learning the Turkish culture and language. Turkish is spoken by 250 million individuals, in Turkey and in many other countries, from Austria to Bulgaria, Denmark to Egypt, Germany to Honduras, and Romania to the United Kingdom.
Southeast Turkish Olympaid is organized by Istanbul Center, established in 2002 to promote a better understanding and closer relations between individuals and communities, building bridges between the Turkish, American and other communities in Atlanta and the Southeastern United States
Our photo gallery is a collection of images that have been taken during and immediately after the 2010 Turkish Olympiad of the Southern U.S.
