Modern Turkish belongs to the Oghuz branch of the Turkic language family. It is sometimes referred to as Turkey Turkish. The Turkic languages form a widespread Eurasian language family, comprising around 40 closely related languages spoken by an estimated 180–200 million people. Turkish is the most widely spoken Turkic language and has official status in both Turkey and Cyprus. It is also spoken by communities of Turkish heritage in Syria, Greece, Romania, Bulgaria and elsewhere in the Balkans.
During the language reforms of 1928, Turkish adopted the Latin alphabet in place of the Arabic script previously used. The modern Turkish alphabet has 29 letters and does not include Q, W or X.
Turkey is an important trading partner for many EU countries and a link between Europe and the wider Middle East. Clear communication is essential to those business relationships.
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