The use of latin letters in Turkish dialects

The figures that human beings painted with the desire to describe, tell and transfer something to future generations turned into writing in the following days.The letters they used formed the alphabet when they became a whole.These alphabets used have always been open to change. The alphabets used by the Turks have also undergone many changes and developments from the past to the present. Geography, religion, culture etc. have been effective in this. With this change, the Turks, who used five alphabets in total, finally used the Latin alphabet.It started to be used in Turkey with the law adopted on 1 November 1928 under the leadership of Atatürk. Many studies have been carried out to make it easier for this alphabet to be assimilated by the public. With its acceptance, the changes were reflected in the newspapers, magazines, singboards and etc. However, no matter how much work has been done assimilate it, there have been binary uses in some places and wrong letter usage in others.This subject, enriched with examples, constitutes the main title of our study. When we look at other Turkish language dialects, we also see the existence of communities in which there is no transition to the Latin alphabet as a result of some applied policies.However, there are also Turkish communities that adopted this alphabet in long ago; recently adopted this alphabet; and decided to adopt in the future.With the recent developments, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan have made progress in this direction.