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Does Turkish base on the Hebrew?

cartier

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I was noticed yesterday that one of the first rothschilds name was moshe ben kalman. I tryed to translate it on Google translate & saw it was turkish at first i thought this was just a coincidence until i saw the words ben & kalman in an phrase on the turkish dictionary. So my question is as we already know the jews took control over basically anything, did they also create/change our languages?? I mean as far as ik it was pretty normal back in the day to have names from the bible but i think there might be more to it or not?? 2D3E9DD3-99A4-4DFC-A77E-A7421C387F19.jpeg
 

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No, Turkish is not based on Hebrew. The word "ben" in Turkish comes from Old Turkish, which was used by Turks when they lived in Central Asia. The origin of the word "ben" comes from the word "men", which means "I".

In addition, the Turkish used today is generally influenced by foreign languages. For example, if there are 100 words, 75-80 of them are of foreign origin.
 

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