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Very well said. Honestly, this heavy nationalist element (almost chauvinism) is something what turns me totally off about the Turkish secularism (more precisely Kemalism), even though I don't like Islamism at all.

Are you sure that he wasn't a Kazakh or Tuvan or something like that? I find it hard to believe that a Turkish person could understand a Mongolian when even such basic thing as numbers are completely different in the two languages. I think that the southeast of Anatolia has always been largely...

That's interesting, because Tatar is actually more different from Turkish than Uzbek. By the way, there is an Oghuz dialect in Eastern Uzbekistan, which should be relatively close to Turkish. I have also seen videos with some Turks who were in Uzbekistan and were able to communicate on basic...