Why don’t the Turuks (turkic) have a common language like the Arabs?

[Ayanaaaa]

We could add the pure Turki words we have to this language. For example, in Turkish: teacher: "öğretmen," in Kazakh: umbrella: "kolshatır." We could also include words from works like the Orkhon inscriptions, Yenisei inscriptions, and Old Uyghur texts in the common Turkic language.

[DrPepper12]

The Battle of Manzikert in 1071 set everything off weakening Anatolia and was now on everyone's "frontier"

The Mongols in 1250s pushed HARD on the Persians the Persians pushed on the Byzantine Empire. The Berbers & Arabs in the South and the Slavs in the North pushed too. Anatolia was stuck in the middle of this tri-directional political tug of war.

Everyone dumped their languages and the constant division never let unification occur.

[Mettbltt]

let me answer like this
Kipchak and Oguz Turks separated from each other over time, and Oghuz Turks came westward to today's Turkey.
Oghuz Turks today consists of Türkiye, Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan.
The languages ​​of these 3 countries are almost the same
Kazakhs and Kirghiz remained in Central Asia and the language of these two countries is similar.
But in general, all of these languages ​​contain the same rules.
same language but different dialects

[In_Trance]

Most languages aside from English are like this

[Ayanaaaa]

English=Latin+greek+german+english

[In_Trance]

True but you'll talk to a lot of people that speak English before you hear any one of them say the phrase"there's no English word for"

[Fistiklidondurma27]

It would be great but seems impossible

[Ayanaaaa]

You are a turki?

[Fistiklidondurma27]

Yeah

[Ayanaaaa]

Which country

[Fistiklidondurma27]

Türkiye

[Anonymous]

Not sure