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This article is from the Turkish FAQ, by Mustafa Soysal sctfaq@express.net with numerous contributions by others.
Yusuf Mardin answers this question as follows:
"Turkish is an easy, logical language. There is no gender, no he, she or it,
but one word for all three."
"In Turkish, there are no diphtongs. When two vowels come together, each
retains its individual sound. Every letter in every word is sounded
individually and every word is pronounced as it is written."
[maintainer's note: we need to refine this section, please e-mail any
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