Türükçä

Türükçä is a Turkic constructed language, based on the grammar and vocabulary of living Turkic languages. Due to the fact that it is based on natural languages, the very essence of it will be very natural. It will be developped until it turns to be a perfected auxilliary language facilitating mutual understanding among almost all Turkic peoples. To achieve this aim, Türükçä will make extensive use of commonalities among living and if needed dead Turkic languages in order to lay groundwork for establishing a common language for all Turkic peoples. Three groups of Turkic languages, Oghuz, Qarluq and Qipchaq are sources to feed the existence of this auxilliary language. The language may take years to develop, but it will be perfected to the utmost. To have an idea about what will make it speacial and what will make it recognized and possibly accepted as an auxilliary language, one must consider three Turkic language groups, Oghuz, Qypchaq and Qarluq together, and all expressive capabilities of the three combined. If process of perfection matures, 150 to 180 million Turkic people have access to a Turkic language that binds them all.