Özet:

Even though Evliya Çelebinin described in his Travelname as "a mixture of different peoples such as Bulgarian-Rum-Tatar-Moldovan" and even gave examples of his languages, some of the Chetak Turks were misleading about it after the 1877-1878 Ottoman-Russian War and the Balkan Wars, and some emigrated to Turkey in 1914-1915. Today, in many provinces of Anadolu, such as Ankara, Tekirdağ, Çanakkale, the Çıtak Turks are still mixed with Pomaklar by the indigenous people.    Despite the study of the people's beliefs, historical history and their origins, the study of their languages has not been carried out has led us to this study. This study is aimed at providing contribution to the Turkish mouths by identifying certain main characteristics of the Turkish mouth. However, materials that are believed to be beneficial for public literature work have been identified. In the study, written source scanning and oral text collection methods were used. The first written source scan was referred to the historical history of the Çıtak Turks, the opinions about the etymology of the word Çıtak and the concepts of Gacal and Pomak in relation to the word Çıtak. Then the texts obtained in the collections made from the Asmalı and Black Village of Chan, from the Çıtak villages in Çanakkale, from the Dikmen and Sarısıfat village of Biga, were studied in a phonetic and morphological perspective. As a result, certain main oral characteristics of the Cutakh Turkish have been identified and the current situation has been revealed. The detected mouth characteristics are compared with the outstanding mouth characteristics of the Pomacks and Gacals, which have been in relation to the Fools for many years; the similarities and differences between these mouths have been revealed.