These are dilaects in one country or lots of countries?

Nice. Being able to speak Turkish means that you can easily communicate in those countries too. It´s an extra payoff for Turkish learners.

They are considered separate languages but Turkic languages are very close and it shouldn´t take one to learn the other.
 I would say Azeri has 90% common with Anatolian Turkish. I can easily undertand when they speak in Uzbek language for example. They are thousands of kilometers away from here and we were separated for hundreds of years since we were speaking close languages.

Compare this to the dialects in Italy. They told me they would not understand it if somebody from 30 km away speaks their local dialect.

reminds me of arabic, each country has its own dialect but we all undertstand each other and most of us can sopeak the other dialects, but form e the dialect they speeak in the gulf is soow eird, i can hardly understand it, it makes theer voices soo thick! heheh and the morrocan and alerian and libyan dialects i dont even know how they sound because ive never seen their media, they dont have popular isngers or srtuff but i think its close

There are Turkic people and Turkic languages. Here is a table showing lexical affinity among them. There are also distantly related languages like Finnish, Japanese, Korean etc. Especially Finnish is very close to Turkish in terms of syntax but it is completely different from vocabulary point of view.

*In the standard Istanbul dialect of Turkish, the Ã° in dað and daðlý is not realized as a consonant, but as a slight lengthening of the preceding vowel.

Source : Wikipedia

Link:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turkic_languages

I would say Hungarian has more common with Turkish than any of those languages. There are a lot of Turkish words in Hungarian also grammar is very similar. I guess it would be easy for an Hungarian to learn Turkish and for a Turk to learn Hungarian language.

I also heard stories about Turks learning Japanese easily. And Japanese learning Turkish easily as well.

yeaah!!There are so many turks learning Japanese!!! Its weird! the 2 cultures ahve nothing in common!

Yeah, that´s true. I had Japanese classes last year, and it was not hard for me. Also teachers were saying that we learned it so fast, and our pronunciations were perfect

 offffffffffff ya!!!

 They have!

Forexample Cheb Mami, Khaled, Faudel etc, but gulf arabians told me that they don´t understand much from their dialects.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=PMzIl_MnKrQ&feature=related

I think we have some common from our distant past. We were neighbours when we were in Central Asia. The fact that our languages are similar is not a coincidence.