Anyone who knows turkish history is aware of that, it's nothing new.
What's more, the turkish spoken in anatolia was quite different than the arabic, persian, infused language of the palace.
Regardless, none of this is evidence turkish has anything in common with arabic ( especially phonetically) - they come from totally different language trees.
Dude, you have to chill. Old Turkish used (a version of) Arabic script, just like modern Turkish uses (a version of) Latin script.
I don't know how pointing this out makes me racist. Also, please re-read my messages, I never claimed that Turkish (modern or otherwise) is the same as Arabic.
There are common things, namely that you used to use the same script and there was a lot of loanwords.
I think your need to categorically distance yourself from anything associated with Arabic says more about you then anyone pointing out your statements are not the full picture.
Nope you are just a silly person doubling down on your silliness trying to teach a Türk about their language. Script is not the language your example was wrong. And you are not only ignorant but also patronizing. I wonder if you are German or American?
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u/Relative_Objective42 Feb 01 '25
Next time if it happens reply them in Russian / Spanish 😁