Syntax of Crimean Tatar Turkish based on the works of Çerkez Ali

The use of Crimean Turkish, which has spread to Central Asia, Europe and various parts of the world due to the exiles and wars of the Crimean Turks, is decreasing day by day. Of course, due to the geographical location close to Turkey, Turkey Turkish has a great influence on this. Although Crimean Turkish is included in the Kipchak group, it came under the influence of Western Turkish, that is, Turkey Turkish, after Crimea was made a Turkish land by the Ottoman Emperor Fatih Sultan Mehmet in 1475. In the study, the syntax of the Crimean Tatar Turkish was examined. In this context, the sentence structure and word groups of the syntax of the Crimean Tatar Turkish have been determined by scanning and examining the works of Çerkez Ali, namely Sabalar Kuçagında, Çok Yürgen Çok Körer, Uyan Çırdırdag Uyan. As a result of these determinations, sentence structure and word groups were classified. With these classifications, the similarities and differences between the syntax of the Crimean Tatar Turkish and the syntax of Turkey Turkish have been tried to be revealed comparatively. This study has been examined in four sections, namely 1. Introduction, 2. Life and Works of Cherkez Ali, 3. Analysis (Word Groups, Sentence Elements, Sentence Types), 4. Conclusion. In the introduction, the subject, purpose, scope and limitations of the study are stated. Studies on syntax are listed chronologically. In the second part of the study, information is given about the history of the Crimean Tatar Turks, the Crimean Tatar Turkish and literature, the life and works of Cherkez Ali. Previous studies in this study area were examined and listed chronologically. In the analysis section, which constitutes the main part of the study, word groups and sentence information are included. In the conclusion part, the results obtained in the study were evaluated. The similarities and differences with Turkey Turkish are put there.