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Araplar, bu dil edatn be on defa tekrarlamlar ve bu drdrlartn altn izmiler ve nne de Trke budur.

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A request from a group of Albanians for a fetva6 on the subject elicited the response that it would be contrary to the Sacred Law for the Koran to be written in separated Arabic letters and for the Latin letters to be taught in Muslim schools Levend It was natural that the Turks should borrow so fundamental a word as Him: 'knowledge', more particularly'religious knowledge'. Levend 78; Korkmaz O you who sell outlandish words wrapped in poetry! Mesel: Geliyor musunuz? As for , when the Alphabet Commission hit on the idea of manufacturing it by removing the dot from z, they never stopped to ask themselves what the dot was doing there in the first place. Originally intended to simplify the work of military telegraphists, its use was extended to official correspondence within the ministry. Lisanmzda yalnz Turkce kaideler hkmedecek; yalnz Trke, yalnz Trke kaideleri. Most of them said that if I criticized the language reform too harshly they would not mind a bit. All right, let us say that this language which none of them can understand is our language. Concoctions 9. Bilahare avdetleri. But the non-writing classes took a good deal longer to adjust to the new situation. If we do that, we thereby destroy the capacity and subtlety of the language with our own hands. But almost all those poets and prose-writers who 1 This great historian of Turkish literature changed his name to Mehmet Fuat Kprl in compliance with the Surnames Law of , which required every family to choose a Turkish surname; the zde '-son' in his time-honoured patronymic was Persian.

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The neologism dayanga here rendered 'standing' , manufactured from dayanmak 'to be based, to hold out', was intended to replace mevzi in the sense of a position held by troops. The story of an early, perhaps the earliest, official attempt at simplifying the language was told by H. Contents Abbreviations Note on the Text. He gives as an example: 'It isn't the money, it's the principle of the thing', and points out that what makes it a bromide is not just its triteness but its inevitability. But the c o m m o n people admired him as a literary man who was not too proud to declare himself a Turk like them. The edition of Yeni Yazm Klavuzu, TDK's guide to spelling, restricted the use of the circumflex; inter alia, it would no longer be used on adjectives ending in -1 [A]: milli 'national', not mill,. The Foreign Office sent for the Foreign Editor and reprimanded him severely. Ottoman Turkish 3. In the article 'Turks' in the thirteenth edition of Encyclopaedia Britannica , Sir Charles Eliot, after mentioning the ambiguities of this alphabet, shrewdly observes: 'The result is that pure Turkish words written in Arabic letters are often hardly intelligible even to Turks and it is usual to employ Arabic synonyms as much as possible because there is no doubt as to how they should be read. Words from other languages, as well as book titles, are also shown in italic, likewise words of Arabic or Persian origin in some of the quotations, words of native origin being in roman. Sarf ve iml kaideleri lisann slahn, inkiafn, mill zevki takip ederek tekml edecektir. Hz istiyen bir zamanda, byle yavalatc, zihinleri yorup artc bir teebbse girimenin madd, amel ve mill ne faydas v a r? And consider this, from the introduction to the edition of a book first published in Ycel , explaining why the author thought a revised version was necessary: 'Bir kez, imdi olduu gibi o gnlerde de yazlarm olduka ar bir Trke yazmama karn, on yl nceki dilim baya eskimi grnd bana' For one thing, although I wrote then as I do now, in quite a pure Turkish, my language of thirteen years ago seemed to me downright antiquated.