The word "Turkish" is correct and can be used in written English.
You may use it to refer to something or someone from Turkey, such as the language, culture, people, government, or cuisine. For example, "I'm studying Turkish in order to better communicate with my Turkish relatives."
The Turkish government, meanwhile, has enraged Greeks by pledging to step up exports to Russia to fill the gap.
"His election marks the last stand of Turkish Cypriots.
Something is stirring in Turkey's Kurdish region, and some predict a seismic shift in Turkish politics.
He had been given the tip by his cousin, a player in the Turkish ladies national volleyball team.
A Turkish official said a brigadier general was among 1,000 Syrians to flee across the border in the last 24 hours, Reuters reports.
Gokhan Tore gave the Turkish side the lead a minute after half-time but Tom De Sutter equalised in the 62nd minute and 11 minutes from time Lior Refaelov grabbed the winner from the penalty spot after Felipe Gedoz had been fouled.
He added that many Cypriots, from both the Greek and Turkish sectors of the island, wanted to invest in the company.
The Turkish prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, has been speaking about the situation with Syria, according to posts on Twitter.
Earlier, Hatay's governor said a total of six Syrian shells had hit the Turkish side of the border on Monday, without causing any casualties.
Defence secretary Chuck Hagel, who spoke by telephone on Sunday with Turkey's defence minister, Ismet Yilmaz, has said the US wants access to Turkish air bases, including one at Incirlik in southern Turkey.
In 1908 the Russian minister of foreign affairs, Alexander Izvolski, hoped to secure improved terms of access to the Turkish Straits for Russian shipping.
