The voice in the Azerbaijan, Uzbek and Kazakh Turkish

In this master thesis which is one of the language grammar, the subject voice, including Turkey Turkish processed with the appearance of modern Turkish dialects. In general, the voice in Turkey Turkish and dialects separately processed in the books of grammar. But that issue was not processed so far as compared to the basis of the Turkish dialects. We have made this work due to lack in this area. But, in 2000, on the voices should not been ignored, Mevlut Erdem in the University of Manchester, which was written in English, Historical Development of Reflexive, Reciprocal, Causative and Passives in Turkish.The study consists of three main groups. First; created to explain and understand the voice, ?Voice in Turkey Turkish and Explanation? section, second; created to you can see the development of voice in the history of the Turkish Language ?The Historical Development of The Voice? section, and third, at the same time constitute the main part of the thesis, ?The Voice in Turkish Dialects? sections of the voice tried to analyze the issue.Voice in Turkish dialects, lean (active), passive, reflexive, causative and reciprocal to be divided into five major groups. By showing them separately, processed with examples and affixes. In addition, demonstrated without voice attachment the voice has been created in different ways in dialects.As a result of this study, we demonstrated the voice is a grammatical subject of all the Turkish dialects. Only some of the changes in affixes. Apart from that, almost every dialect has not changed too much. Because each dialect based on a common language. Of this study is that it may be helpful to those who want to investigate how the voice seen in the Turkish dialects.