I read this yesterday and want to share with you. It was interesting for me, I didn't know about this.
Modern Armenian is typologically close to Turkish.Among the features that illustrate this similarity are the agglutiative system of diclension( i.e. the compounding of several linguistic elements of independent meaning into a single word), the use of suffixes to indicate possession, the emploing of passive and causative forms for all verbs,and the use of postpositions (grammatical elements placed after the word) instead of prepositions.
The Armenian language forms a separate branch of the western group of Indo-European languages.

The direct precursor of the modern Korean language was the ancient kingdom of Silla. The most fruitful hypothesis concerning the affinity of Korean to other languages is that it belongs to the Altaic family,which includes the Manchu-Tungus, Mongol, and Turkic groups of languages.Like them, Korean is a language of the agglutinative tipe, and shares with them many futures of phonology and grammar.Some scholars have proposed that Korean and Japanese are related.Their grammatical structures are similar in many ways, but their phonologies( sound systems) differ greatly.
The genetic relationship of Japanise to other languages has not been linguistically established.It is, however, probably related to Korean and possibly to the Altaic languages.All have similarities in their phonological and grammatical structures.Some lexical (vocabulary) and other resemblances, however, have been pointed out between Japanise and other East Asian langauges and language families - e.g. Austronesian(Malayo-Polynesian),Austroasiatic, Tibeto-Burmese, and Ainu.
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Attila,
Usualy Turkish speaker from Turkey might understand Kazakh,Uzbek, Kirgiz, Kalmik... speakers with more ease then they would understand Turkish.They can understand each other but not the Tadzhiks.The Tadzhiks are Indo-Europian speakers.They are speaking an Iranian language.Same we have in Slavic languages.Russian and Bulgarian, for example,are Slavic languages.Russian-East Slavic and Bulgarian- South Slavic.Russians from Russia understand Bulgarians with more ease.

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Hello Ali,
Thank you very much.It'll help me a lot.

Hello Daydreamer,
Thank you for your information.I think it will be helpful.

Hello to all women in this site!
Tomorrow is Mother's Day in my country and I want to wish to all mothers and moters-to-be all the happiness in this world.Hope your Mother's Day is bright and beautiful with everything that touches your heart.

Hello, Seticio! In russian it is "Semya bez uroda ne bivaet" .It means in every family there is sombody who is bad, not every member of family is good.You have to deal with it.I think family is small version of country.

Duskahavesi, you are ready to learn all languages.That's great.