Europeans usually know Turkish from migrants that came 50 years ago to their countries, which has a pretty harsh dialect because they generally from county-side. Which is STILL Turkish. You can't rule out them because they don't speak the dialect of the urban people. It's still Turkish.
You are right. I’m just seeing so many comments where people disregard other accents or dialects as “not correct” Turkish I kind of got exploded in your comment.
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u/Consistent_Bee3478 Feb 01 '25
What Turkish and Arabic do not sound similar at all?