People living in this region speak a variety of Turkic languages, which are a family of languages spoken by the Turkic peoples. The most commonly spoken Turkic language in this region is Azerbaijani, which is similar to the language of the Azerbaijani people in Azerbaijan.
The primary language of Trabzon is Turkish.
Trabzon is home to one of the most ancient languages of the world — Homeric Greek. This language, which is quite distinct from the modern version of Greek, is the ancestor of the modern languages spoken in Greece and Cyprus. The language is still spoken by a small number of people in the region. In addition, the region is home to a local Turkic dialect, known as Doric, which is also quite distinct from modern Turkish.
The Turkic language family is spoken by approximately million people around the world, primarily in Central Asia.
While the official language of Trabzon is Turkish, the native tongue of the city is still known as “Türkçe”, which is also known as “Turkish”. Although the change from Kartagener to Türkçe in the early 20th century was meant to unify the people of the region, it caused a lot of resentment towards the newcomers, especially among the older people. Today, the use of the native tongue is limited to family gatherings and formal events, and it is generally not used in public.
Turkic languages are spoken in Turkey, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan.
The varied population of the region has contributed to the development of several distinct Turkic languages and dialects. There are some similarities between these languages and the languages spoken in Anatolia. Some of these Turkic languages have been able to maintain their distinctness even after the Turkic migrations. The official language of the region is Turkish, which is a Turkic language that belongs to the Oghuz group.
The Turkish language is the most widely spoken in the Turkic family.
The language spoken by the people of Trabzon is known as “Türkçe”, which is the official language of the Turkish Republic. This language is quite similar to the Turkish language that is used in other Turkish speaking regions of Anatolia. The linguistics of the Trabzon Türkçe is closer to the dialects of the Black Sea region than the dialects of the Turkish Coast.
There are many dialects of Turkish, the most notable of which is the Black Sea dialect.
The official language of Trabzon is Turkish, which is also the official language of Turkey. Black Sea Turkish is the most noticeable dialect of Turkish used in Trabzon, especially when it comes to pronouncing the h sound. In all other dialects of Turkish, the h sound is pronounced as an ‘ĝ’ whereas in Black Sea Turkish, it is pronounced as a ‘ç’.
Black Sea dialect is the most common dialect spoken in Trabzon.
The Black Sea dialect is the most common dialect spoken in Trabzon. This is because it is the language spoken by the town’s Turkic-speaking population. The town’s population is made up of both Turkish and Azerbaijani people. The region of Trabzon is very strategically located as it is located on a major trade route between the Black Sea and the Mediterranean. This route was established when the Romans built the Via Traiana.
While the Black Sea dialect is not officially recognized by the Turkish government, it is the main dialect used in Trabzon and in the Black Sea region of Turkey.
While the Black Sea dialect is not officially recognized by the Turkish government, it is the main dialect used in Trabzon and in the Black Sea region of Turkey. In fact, many foreigners living in Trabzon are surprised to learn that the official Turkish language is not a dialect of Black Sea Turkish.
Conclusion
The official language of Trabzon is Turkish. Throughout the city, you will hear a mix of both Turkish and Azeri. There are some parts of the city where you may hear more Russian than anything else.