Özet:

Communication is the transmission of feelings, thoughts and information to others in many ways. During this transmission, many facts are used, such as speaking, saying, asking, answering. These communications are called communications. It has an important place in the human language. Man translates his feelings, thoughts and desires with this kind of word. Many researchers are also researchers who evaluate these facts under the title of mental facts, such as Kuliev, Angel Erdem, War Shahin. In the speech fact, which is one of the communications facts, the mental processes that mean them, in addition to visual and hearing objects, have an important place. Thinking, understanding and interpretation are formed in the brain. In this study, the communication facts are classified, and Arnazarov’s classification is based. In the study, the work of Ali Şir Nevâyî’s Lisânü’t-Tayr, which belongs to the Turkish era of Çağatay, was scanned. This work is based on the work of the great Iranian poet Sheikh Feriduddin-i Attar named Mantıku't-Tayr. The subject of the work is the foundation of the Tasavvuf thought, the manifestation of God in person. The communications facts identified in this work have been examined in three groups. The most commonly used oral communications facts without emotional contribution (52), the most commonly used oral communications facts without emotional contribution (10), the most commonly used oral communications facts without emotional contribution (7), the most commonly used oral communications facts without emotional contribution (4), the most commonly used oral communications facts without emotional contribution (4). A total of seven-three communications facts were identified.