Dialectal features of Turkmen Tahtacılar tribe (Serik sample) and comperative analysis with Azerbaijani Turkish

Dialect studies have an important place in language studies and various researches have been conducted on the subject. This study is in the nature of an additional, auxiliary study. In the study, the dialect features of the Turkmen Tahtacı group living in the Serik district of Antalya, called "Aydınlılar", were analyzed and it was aimed to indicate the similarities of the dialect features of the local people with Azerbaijani Turkish and the differences with the written language of Turkey Turkish. In order to collect data for the study, people who have not lost their dialectal features in the region were interviewed, these interviews were recorded and transcribed, and the texts created were analyzed. As a result of the analysis, it was determined that it has similarities with Azerbaijani Turkish, especially phonetically. Our study consists of Introduction, Review, Text and Glossary sections. The analysis section consists of 3 (three) chapters. In the first part, "Phonetic Features" specific to the Turkmen Tahtacı dialect of Serik region are analyzed, in the second part, "Morphological Features" based on the same data, and in the third part, Azerbaijani Turkish and Azerbaijani Turkish Phonetic Features are analyzed. At the end of this section, there is a Conclusion section where the dialectal features specific to the region are summarized and a phonetic comparison with Azerbaijani Turkish is made. Under the name of "Appendices", "Texts" compiled from the source persons, "Dictionary" of these "Texts" and "Table" including the common word list compiled as a result of the researches are given.