what language do they speak in Turkey?
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Russian, Ivan, they speak Russian
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There are tons and tons of similarities between these languages. I am learning Korean and Japanese and I speak Turkish and Azeri fluently. I am overwhelmed by how much these languages are similar to the languages I use everyday.
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yes, turkish porn movie
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I am a Canadian man married to a Turkish woman. I can't speak from personal experience, but I do have many English female friends who are either married to or in a relationship with Turkish men. To be frank, western man-Turkish woman is more successful than the opposite. But I'm speaking about within the house and I presume that you are already married and maybe thinking of living in Turkey?\n\nIn that case, you should not have any problems whatsoever. Most Turks get a kick out of the fact that you're married to a Turk. They're very welcoming and will automatically consider you 'one of them' - even if you can't speak any Turkish. What the first two people have said is completely untrue. If you're going to live in a city, you can dress however you want, behave however you want (well, within very lenient limits) and no one will say anything. I've never heard of a single situation where people look down on or mistreat an English woman because she is married to a Turk or because she is English.\n\nThat's outside the family. As far as family life (and the in-laws) are concerned, it's a much more complex topic. But unless you modify your question to indicate otherwise, I'm assuming that this isn't what you're asking, so I'll leave it at that.
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Arabic is the most common language, the official language of all North African countries (which are often considered part of the Middle East), along with Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, and the sheikdoms surrounding it.  Turkish is the official language of Turkey.  Farsi is the official language of Iran.  Hebrew and Arabic are co-official languages of Israel.\n\nIn addition, there are many minority languages.  Berber languages are spoken in parts of North Africa.  Coptic is the liturgical language of Egypt's Copts (a persecuted Christian minority).  French is spoken by large numbers of people in Algeria and Lebanon.  There are Spanish speakers in Morocco.  And Kurdish is spoken by Kurds in a number of countries (Turkey, Syria, Iran, and Iraq).  Israel has significant numbers of English and Russian speakers.  Just to name a few.
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only the turkey knows!
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yeah the easiest way is to find a turkish person. i can give you some help with the basic turkish if you like.
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For a Turkish man, "Turco"\nFor a Turkish woman, "Turca"
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Turkey has been occupied by the Turks since about 1200 AD. The Turks were fearsome warriors who also conquered southern Europe, the Middle East, Egypt, Tunis, Libya and Algeria. Their empire, The Ottoman Empire, lasted until the end of WW1, when it fell apart. The British and the French occupied most of its territories. Turkey itself went through a revolution inspired by the army, and Ataturk established Turkey as a modern country with a modern, secular constitution.\nTurkey has always been a Muslim country. However, the state is adamantly secular, which creates great tension in Turkish society. Turkey has significant problems with certain minorities such as the Kurds, and the Greeks and Turks hate each other.\nTurkey is very mountainous and scenic. Turks are quite open to Americans and travel there is safe and inexpensive. Just don't violate the drug laws!
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Hmm, most likely Turkish.
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Turkish teams I know:\n  Fenerbahçe\n  Galatasaray\n  Beşiktaş\n  Kayserispor\n  Gençlerbirliği\n  Trabzonspor\n  Konyaspor\n  Manisaspor\n  Sivasspor\n  Erciyesspor\n  Rizespor\n  Ankaragücü\n  Gaziantepspor\n  Ankaraspor\n  Denizlispor\n  Diyarbakırspor\n  Malatyaspor\n  Samsunspor\n\nCheers ;-)
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tatars are of mongol origin while turk are people thatlive in turkistan and turkey
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iran\n\nand therefore the people from iran speak Persian
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English is the official second language of Egypt. French is gaining in popularity because the other North African countries are fluent in it.\n\nIn Tunisia, the official language of commerce is French. It is the second language here, with everyone being taught French srom their first year in school. Tunisia is pretty exceptional in it's language because in normal everyday talking the people mix French and Arabic in every single sentence (some words in French, others in Arabic). \n\nIn Libya, they speak French, however it is not as prevelant as in Tunisia or Algeria or Morocco. It is about as common as people speaking Spanish as a second language in the US.
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The Turks are a great people!  In spite of all this is an Islamic country that has their heads on. The have never paid heed to what other Islamic countries expect them to do they are in control and act like leaders.  They have a great foword thinking government and economy.  The people are friendly and if you want to see Ancient Greek ruins go there not greece!   I am not a follower of Islam But I believe Allah has Blessed the Turks!
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laz_language\n\nhttp://www.ethnologue.com/14/show_language.asp?code=LZZ\n\nhttp://www.scimitarmusic.com/pontos/laz.html\n\nhttp://sirman.net/celayirs/zd-laz.html\n\nhttp://www.arikah.net/encyclopedia/Laz_people\n\nNot even close to the Greek. we speak now.\nmore like Turkish.\nif they ever were it would have been centuries ago.
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TuRkEy!! go turkeys go turkeys!