Do you think that the global language will be Turkish in 2023?

[Anonymous]

A former politician said. King Erdoğan Successed. what are your thoughts

[slatyb]

Lol. It’s already English. Almost no one outside Turkey knows Turkish. The only place that may be an exception is China if Jinping succeeds in completely isolating the Chinese from the rest of the world. That’s going to be pretty much impossible as China is heavily dependent on foreign trade.

[NamerOfStars]

2023 is fourth months and change from now; I don't see Turkish becoming notably bigger than it is in that timeframe. Unless you didn't mean 2023 AD, but 2023... whatever the abbreviation is on the Islamic calendar. That's six centuries down the line, and by then, who knows?

[Ez-Bri-Z_v2]

Not even by 2053 would Turkish ever become a global language. English on the other hand is way more popular and then id imagine it might be Chinese and then Spanish. One of those have a better chance of being global.

[menina]

Nope, I don't see that happening. English and Chinese are global languages.

[Anonymous]

No Turkey lost. Erdoğan knows his role.

[ibodi]

yeah if turkey play a role between Europe and Asia then yes. I guess deal with trading arguments and be third-party formal language to avoid them playing in their own.

[NewsReader]

Dominant world language can't change like that in five and a half months.

[AsaKyo]

No, I'm fine speaking English, barely Spanish, and basic conversation level Dutch

[maximumpower]

I've traveled extensively and have met only a few Turkish speakers - only one of them was in the US.
Sooo... no.

[CuriousMufuxka]

Of course not. No language has been more learned/taught than English.

[EmmaMary]

Hell would need to freeze over first!

[SoftCliff]

Hahaha nice joke 🤣

[FilmGuy93]

Probably not.

[Dargil]

You need to go perform at the Comedy Club.

[Redstang88]

Haha not likely

[LazerBean]

Not a chance.

[Agape93]

Nope

[JosyJosy]

HAHA No.

[itsalyssaagain]

No LOL

[joeldalton]

lol, no.

[jimmy2]

No way