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"(Az. Türkçesi) Fonetik hususiyetine göre "é" (kapalı e) foneminin kullanımı ile diğer bütün şivelerden farklılaşır: Gét- (“Gitmek”); Él (“İl”)… E ile i sesleri arasında, Türkiye Türkçesindeki e sesinden biraz daha kapalı bir şekilde telaffuz edilir. Göktürk devrinde var olan kapalı e sesini bir özellik olarak bulunduran tek çağdaş Türk yazı dilidir."
One small correction, Uyghur also has this sound.
In Azerbaijani there is ä (ə) which is more open and é that are more closed than e. One comes across the ä-é opposition in Azerbaijani Turkish; Él (nation), but Äl (hand). Ét (do) - Ät (meat). Értä, érkän.
Uygur also appears to have similar e opposition.
"Həmmə adəm zatidinla ərkin, izzət-hɵrmət və hok̡uk̡ta bab-baravər bolup tuƣulƣan. Ular ək̡ilgə və vijdanƣa igə həmdə bir-birigə k̡erindaxlik̡ munasivitigə h̡as roh bilən mu’amilə k̡ilixi kerək."
I remember there was a question regarding the "Ə" and "E" (this in fact being the É sound) difference in Azerbaijani, so this can also explain more properly.
that was me LOL actually i was talking about uzbek ä and then you said there's the same sound in azerbaijani. later, we talked about dybo's proposition that factually it was karluk phoneme etc. regardless, thanks for info brother![]()
You are too emotional to open a thread with such topic, unfortunately.IMO, we should work towards the liberation of South Azerbaijan.
well they killed your ppl , did not they ?Yeah, yeah always "soon", "soon".
It's kinda getting boring.
you will pay one day
the terrorist regime of turkia should be given a lesson for all their atrocities in syria .
you will pay one day