The Problem of Common Communication Language in Turkish State and Community Today

Abstract

After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the Turkic republics began to show themselves in the international arena as separate independent
states. The newly independent republics began to open up to the world and establish relations in all fields of economy, science, art, and sports.
The common language of communication spoken by Turkic peoples and communities was the most important issue that attracted the
main attention in these meetings. In high-level meetings, the fact that the participants communicated in different dialects of the language formed in the same historical period in some cases caused certain difficulties and disagreements. Historically, Turks spoke various dialects of common origin. Ideas about language and the alphabet have always been the number one topic of discussion at the meetings held at a high level. In these meetings, the issues of whether a common alphabet union could be established among the Turkic peoples, and whether a common written language and communication language could be formed were constantly being discussed in these meetings and solutions were sought. Today, Turkic people need a common language of communication to establish scientific, economic, and political relations at the highest level in the globalizing world. Turkey Turkish has now paved the way for the states and communities in which Turks live. Today, the Republic of Turkey establishes high-level relations with Turkic-speaking countries in the fields of civil, economic, and education. So, Turkey Turkish has now paved the way for Turkic geography. Turkey Turkish should or can mediate for a common spoken language between Turkic people. But we should also say that Turkic has minor problems within itself. If Turkey Turkish want to take the responsibility of being the common language of communication among Turkic peoples, then it can reveal minor problems in Turkish.