Turks, what do you think of this?

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The Moderator

it depends where & how you learn Turkish

Totally Blunt

What was your nick when I blocked you?

ustunek

its good.i like.

turkish is not close Arabic language. but to learn turkish is not hard for everyone because one of the most regular language.

atrak

Nope, arabic & turkish isn't close to each other but u can learn it with medium effort, because turkish has no noun classes or grammatical gender, easy to learn .. imho.

.. btw, what's the "Ihlamurlar Altinda" ??

edit : got it .. rofl .. looks like I'm totally null about tv serials.

xanthochroi

we borrowed many words from other languages and yes arabic is one of them still turkish is a part of ural-altaic family not similar any other semitic languages

Kaankaan

I like the Arabic version of "ihlamurlar altinda" nice..

readylaura

Turkish is a very hard language to learn.

polatinum

I love you too.

luckyman

i ve had arabic, moroccons neighbours.you should come here to see and live with us to see the common words .there are a lot.

for example hukumet=government siyaset=politics Hilal i ahmer=red crescent, tazyik=pressure,sirket=company,semsiye=u... like sems = sun,nur=holy light etc.there are so many other words as tahakkuk but i dont even know what it means in Turkish,may be aproove.
there you go sweet arabic candy.

EileenL

Unfortunately Turkish is one of the hardest languages you can learn and even if you do learn it you won't be able to speak fast and fluently.
(by the way everyone says Turkish is easy to learn, thats not true, I mean I learned Turkish as a second language)
It's not close to Arabic, not at all. I know that English is closer to the Arabic language compared with Turkish.
But keep the faith.

Say if you learn French and put on a French accent when you speak it, you will sound French and they will be able to understand you. However if you learn Turkish and end up pretty good at it, its still not easy to be understood because its very very hard to perfect a Turkish accent. When Im in Turkey I can put on a perfect Turkish accent while speaking English but as soon as I start chatting in Turkish my accent just wont work, so its hard for them to understand me even though my Turkish is pretty good.
Good luck :)

â™¥BarÄ±ÅŸ Awarenessâ™¥

Since you are specifically
blocked by a certain party, we now
can be sure your not a Turk. You have
passed the "how can I be sure your not
a Turk " test. Only the Turks
can get on that exclusive contact list
(turk trolls included)...haha
Best thing about this little system
in place, we all now know ya not
a troll.
BTW- Turkish is not very hard to learn,
I learned it rather quickly.

Zarzoorner

I do speak six languages, Armenian, Arabic, French, English, Italian and Turkish, in all the languages Turkish is the most easy and common language to learn.

Misviv

Sorry to disappoint you but the fact is Turks are embarrassed to be associated with Arabs and want to think of themselves as European, so much so that they are willing to kill anyone who attempts to make them look Islamic / Arab.

Most of them aren't even aware the Turkish language is half Arabic, 20% Urdu (Pakistani / Hindi) and 10% French.

Dr White

Totally Blunt can teach you Arabic. I saw her writing in Arabic in the Egypt and Saudi Arabia sections on here so she should be able to teach you everything you need to know about it.. The Egpytians and Saudi Arabians said the Turks are welcome anytime in their section because they're so similar to each other and Totally Blunt agreed with them

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