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Spoken in Turkey - the most widely spoken Turkic language.
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Why does Latin, Turkish, and Albanian share common words?
But why is it that Turkish — a non-Indo-European language — shares words with both Latin and Albanian? … For example, the word clay/dirt is:
Turkish balçık meaning "slime", "clay"
Albanian baltë meaning "mud"
Romanian baltă meaning "shallow, muddy lake", "swamp"
Latin bolus meaning "clod of earth". …
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