Sentence examples for turkey language from inspiring English sources
"Today in Turkey, language is polarised and politicised.
And many more, if you add the Europeans who named their India trade for the old port of Calicut: Dutch calls the turkey kalkoen, the Scandinavian languages and Lithuanian likewise.
(How could mine be anything but wrong?) Hutto's initial education in the language of turkeys included different ways of expressing alarm, the sound that would tell his flock to recognize a hawk or look for a snake.
Merve supports the work of FDD scholars with Turkish language research and analysis on Turkey-related matters.
And his message, cloaked in the language of Islam, underscored how much Turkey has changed in recent decades.
To walk turkey is to strut like one and to say or talk turkey is either, depending on context, to use pretentious language (gobbling, in effect), to talk pleasantly, or to speak very frankly.
And the 1923 Lausanne treaty states clearly that "no restrictions shall be imposed on the free use…of any language".Turkey's regional problems go beyond the Kurdish question.
