Can People Solve Questions About Turkye? l France, The US, Korea, India, Poland

Asking do you speak Arabic in Türkiye is as ignorant as asking do you speak Spanish in Brazil, or asking do you speak Chinese in Korea. Except these aren't even related linguistically.

The official language of Türkiye is Turkish. And yes, we do not speak Arabic because we are not Arabs. In addition, there are many minority languages ​​in our country, they can speak them to understand each other, but our official language is one.🇹🇷 Loves from Turkiye.💕

Turkiyede arapça'yı araplar konuşur tıpkı Kürtçeyi Kürtlerin, lazcayı Lazların konuştuğu gibi. Azınlıkların kendi etnik dilidir. Ancak Türkiye'nin resmi dili Türkçedir ve herkes sadece Türkçe ile anlaşabilir. Etnik diller aile arasında ya da kendi sosyal çevresi arasında iletişim için ancak yeterli olur

Turks never spoke Arabic. The official language is Turkish and it has no similarities with Arabic. It's like going to Korea and asking "Do you speak Chinese?"

Greetings from Poland, my dear Turks. As a person from Poland I admire you. It was very nice to get to know more about you. Our flags have similar meanings !

bu esmer abla ilk önce constantinopolie falan cart curt yunan saçması kelimeyi kullandı sonra arapça falan dedi sonra gezecek yer var mı ki diye aşağışamaya çalıştı ağzına vurasım geldi

Turks have never spoken Arabic at any time in history. Our language is Turkish. Since the Ottoman Empire is an Islamic state, it has adopted the Arabic alphabet, the language of the Qur'an. They wrote Turkish with Arabic alphabet. In addition, because we have been living in interaction under the auspices of the same state for centuries, words originating from Arabic are also used in Turkish. After the establishment of the Republic of Turkey, the alphabet changed and became the Latin alphabet. Personally, I would prefer to use our old göktürk alphabet preferably, but the Latin alphabet is a more universal option.

Arapca konusuyor musunuz sorusunu duyunca beynim patladi bu soru kesinlikle kasitli abi

As a Norwegian, I love Turkey very much. There are excellent holiday destinations, Istanbul is beautiful

Is it joke that she said Costantinople 😂 Dude like come onn There is even a song for that to explain it is İstanbul not costantinople

Türklerin arapça konuştuğunu düşündüğünü söyleyen kızı görünce başım koptu ve koreye uçtu.

I am armenian but even I was insulted by question : "Do you speak arabic in Turkye?"🙄😣😓 BTW, it is great that you have included all other ethnicities in the Turkye.

italians speak italian. french people speak french. turks speak turkish. it's that simple. of course we don't speak arabic

ARINMA GECESINDE ILK SU HINTLIYI YOLLUYORUM ARKADASLAR. YOK KONSTANTIN YOK ARAPCA YOK BILMEMNE SAKAMISIN SEN BE

Yabancı insanların İstanbul dedikten sonra Konstantinopolis olarak eklemeklerini anlamıyorum yani neden..

It is truly tragicomic that an Indian from a British colony asks us if we know Arabic. Others there do not ask. An action to be expected from a complex nation.

Türkiye does not speak Arabic!!! But unfortunately, some people still ask even though they know. Türkiye always speaks Turkish, only some Arab immigrants or minorities from foreign countries. Apart from that, Türkiye always speaks Turkish!!! (*´˘`*)♡ The video is very nice, thank you very much 💖

Olm bilerek mi "arapça konuşuyor musunuz?" diye soruyorlar. Türkler hiçbir zaman arapça konuşmadı biraz araştırma yapsın bari bu ne cahillik.

Despite the crescent and the star are a widespread motif in Muslim-countries, it is not Islamic in origin. Unlike the cross in Christianity, crescent and stars hold no importance in Islam. But as crescent-and-star appeared on the flag of the Ottoman Empire, many sultanates of its contemporaries around the world who look up to the empire began to adopt the symbol as well. This was how the crescent and the star became a symbol of Islam by association. But of course the crescent and the star combo is not Islamic in origin nor it is exclusive to Islam. Even Singapore, which is not an Islamic country nor a Muslim-majority one, has the crescent and the star on their flag and emblem.

I really love this country's history, food, culture, language, courage, everything and of course its geographical structure Ahh Türkiye, you are a wonderful country.