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1.) Is Arabic language somehow similar to Turkish language? Or is it just the culture that seems similar.

2.) And ´Allah´, the God of the Turks, is he believed by Egyptians also?

3.) The modern day Egyptian language is now Arabic, which is not Turkish right? Turkish is not Arabic, is what I think, I do not know. Is it?

I am confused.

One last question, 4.) Is modern Egyptian language now Turkish AND Arabic or just Arabic? It is not Egyptian, for that language died like a thousand years ago.

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Any good fellow out there who knows?  Greatly appreciated~

Merhaba,

i´m egyptian and i´ve teached myself some of the turkish language so i think i can answer your questions :

1) Arabic language is simillar to Turkish in some words, and it can surprise you, at first i didn´t know but after i started learning turkish i found a lot of words similar and sometimes the same in arabic, for example room - "oda" in turkish is "oda" in arabic, but egyptian arabic and "maalesef" is an arabic word... cuma "friday" is the same word with different pronounciation like lots of other words.

2) "Allah" is what muslims call God, and it´s not God of the turks, well yea turks are muslims like millions of other people in other countries, so every muslim who speaks arabic or knows the Quran can call God "Allah".

3) Arabic is always arabic, modern, old it´s the same. If you mean egyptian, and lebanese, these are different accents and not language, we all speak arabic and can read arabic "written in books, litterature,..etc" but in egypt we speak what we call egyptian, and it´s different from lebanses but we do understand eachother. And NO Turkish isn´t Arabic, Turkish is written from left to right like english, but Arabic is the opposite You can see the first big difference

4) Egyptian language died?? Ah if you mean ancient egyptian language well yes it died with all the great pharos But Arabic didn´t turn to Turkish, and Turkish didn´t become Arabic.

Well i hope i helped you, i did the best i could...

take care