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Ottoman Turkish is the name given to Turkish in the Ottoman geography between the 13th and 20th centuries. Due to geographical, religious, political and cultural interaction, the influence of Persian and Arabic is seen in Ottoman Turkish. The Persian and Arabic presence in Ottoman Turkish is far beyond a simple influence. So much so that Ottoman Turkish is defined as a language consisting of Turkish, Persian and Arabic. The period between the 15th and 19th centuries, which is called the Classical period of Ottoman Turkish in particular, justifies these claims. This situation has led to a debate about how authentic Ottoman Turkish is. The intensive presence of Persian and Arabic in the Ottoman Turkish, however, comes as a reflection of the coexistence of civilizations and cultural havens in a language that brings these languages ​​to life. This experience can be called as the experience of coexistence of these languages ​​under the Ottoman Turkish pot.                In this paper, it will be discussed how the experience of Persian and Arabic living under the Ottoman Turkish ladder, In which social processes did this experience emerge as "Experience of coexistence in language", what gains and troubles are revealed.

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