Ç, ç - 'ch' as in 'church' and 'chatter' Ğ, ğ - This letter is soundless. It's purpose is to elongate the nearest preceding vowel letter. Ö, ö same as in German, or like British 'ur', as in 'turn' Ş, ş - 'sh' as in 'show' and 'should' Ü,ü- as in German müsli or u in French tu or like 'cube'

There are some videos with avatars pronouncing Turkish letters at: http://turkish.pgeorgalas.gr/AlphabetSetEn.asp

www.tdk.gov.tr the official web site of turkish in turkey

http://www.archive.org/details/TurkishAlphabet you can download the mp3 file and listen to all letters except ğ.

ç = "ch" in english ğ = similar to "h" in spanish or in french, ALMOST not pronounced ö = like in german. "de" in French is pronounced as "dö" in Turkish ş = "sh" in english, "ch" in french ü = "u" in french