Linguistic overlap between different languages: Arabic and Turkish as an example

Title Linguistic overlap between different languages: Arabic and Turkish as an example
Author Louay Hatem Yacoub
Publication Place Baghdad, Iraq - University of Baghdad, College of Education, Ibn Rushd for Human Sciences
Type Book
Language ara,eng
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library: Royal Danish Library
Library Asset ID ISSN: 0552-265X, EISSN: 2518-9263
Record ID cdi_emarefa_primary_854742
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Notes The interplay of languages with each other is naturally observed phenomena throughout the ages, as languages overlap and converge whenever there is engagement between them directly or indirectly. Every language whether old or modern is influenced by other languages or it influences another. Due to the coexistence of nations and people it is only natural that there is impact on the languages and their vocabulary.The model in this research is the Turkish language with its old Ottoman Turkish Arabic alphabet and its modern form of Latin alphabet. In addition to the process it had passed through and changes until it has reached to its current form of structure, vocabulary and sounds besides the extent of the direct and indirect influences from other languages, including in particular, the Arabic language being the language of the Quran, which represented the language of religion, culture and literature in the Ottoman Empire for centuries
Görüntüle al-Ustādh, 2018, Vol.4 (s+conf), p.85-98
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Linguistic overlap between different languages: Arabic and Turkish as an example

Author Louay Hatem Yacoub
Publication Place Baghdad, Iraq - University of Baghdad, College of Education, Ibn Rushd for Human Sciences
Type Book
Language ara,eng
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library Royal Danish Library
Library Asset ID ISSN: 0552-265X, EISSN: 2518-9263
Record ID cdi_emarefa_primary_854742
Library Location DOAJ Directory of Open Access Journals
Notes The interplay of languages with each other is naturally observed phenomena throughout the ages, as languages overlap and converge whenever there is engagement between them directly or indirectly. Every language whether old or modern is influenced by other languages or it influences another. Due to the coexistence of nations and people it is only natural that there is impact on the languages and their vocabulary.The model in this research is the Turkish language with its old Ottoman Turkish Arabic alphabet and its modern form of Latin alphabet. In addition to the process it had passed through and changes until it has reached to its current form of structure, vocabulary and sounds besides the extent of the direct and indirect influences from other languages, including in particular, the Arabic language being the language of the Quran, which represented the language of religion, culture and literature in the Ottoman Empire for centuries
Görüntüle al-Ustādh, 2018, Vol.4 (s+conf), p.85-98
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