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Sounds like music to my ears 
I have just discovered two important projects for Turkish language (thanks to a message on zemberek e-mail group):
METU Spoken Turkish Corpus Project: The aim of METU Spoken Turkish Corpus Project is to construct a linguistically analyzed resource consisting of one million words of face-to-face or mediated interactions in present-day Turkish.
Türkçe Ulusal Derlemi (Turkish National Corpus Project): The web page says that the work is modelled after BNC (British National Corpus) and will be a similar corpus for Turkish language. Hopefully we’ll have it in 2011.
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