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In the example of "Biz Niga Uruşamiz? (1-30)" book, syntax of Uzbek Turkish"

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2024
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This work is written in Uzbek Turkish, which is considered one of the largest dialects of Mother Turkic spoken in about 10 provinces in the northern region of Afghanistan and is considered one of the largest dialects of Mother Turkic, and Uzbek phrases spoken in Uzbekistan, with the Arabic alphabet printed in Ankara in 2020. In this book, the sentence information of Uzbek Turkish has been studied in the example of "Why are we fighting" (Biz Niga Uruşamiz). Uzbek Turkish, which is a continuation of Chagatai Turkish, is understood by Uzbek Turkish or Uzbek and Uzbek language and is a language spoken not only in Uzbekistan, but perhaps in hundreds of different geographies. Uzbeks, whose homeland is in countries such as Afghanistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, especially Uzbekistan, continue their lives with their mother tongue. This language, which is estimated to be about 40 million, is in the Karluk-Uighur group of Turkic languages. Rules and principles such as the structure of the word, the shape of the word, the accumulation of the word and the structure of the sentence are studied within the framework of grammar. The book I am analyzing was written by Mohammad Helim YARQIN, who lives in Ser-Pul province in the north of Afghanistan and has been making educational efforts for the Uzbek language of Afghanistan for many years. In this book, the author tells in short and long stories the reasons for the lack of development of this nation in the geography known as Afghanistan, where different ethnic groups live. This book was translated from Arabic alphabet to Latin alphabet and then translated into Turkish. The sentences in this text are analyzed as sentence elements, sentence types and word groups.

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Yar Mohammad Sumer

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Yar Mohammad Sumer (Master Thesis). In the example of "Biz Niga Uruşamiz? (1-30)" book, syntax of Uzbek Turkish", 2024, Niğde Ömer Halisdemir Üniversity.

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