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What a strange statement. Turkish (the Language) existed before the Ataturk's forced conversion into Romanized script and previously used the extended Arabic sc
by groos 1y ago
What a strange statement. Turkish (the Language) existed before the Ataturk's forced conversion into Romanized script and previously used the extended Arabic script. There are other languages which are written in multiple scripts, even outside of computing. In today's world, it's just as possible to type in Arabic as in Romanized Turkish, so whoever wants to do whatever, the capability exists.
- tgv 1y agoI should have written "The Turkish script." I thought that was clear from the context.