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Turkish is a language that is read as it is written. It is seen that there are certain spelling rules in the contemporary dialects of Turkish and that words are written as they are spoken and read as they are written in these spelling principles. In other words, the feature of reading as it is written in literary language is also widely practiced in Turkish dialects.
In the standard language of Turkmen Turkish, which is among the Oghuz Group dialects of the Turkish language, there are certain differences between the spelling rules and the pronunciation rules. Although Turkmen Turkish is mostly read as it is written, some typical features of this dialect and some special cases that are bound to the rules but not shown in the article determine the pronunciation. Thus, differences arise between both spelling and pronunciation. But these differences are systematic and regulated.
These pronunciation/pronunciation differences, some of which are due to spelling, but mostly due to the fact that Turkmen Turkish is not read as written, are seen both in the roots and stems of words and in the addition of suffixes and suffixes to word roots.
Pronunciation of some other vowels and consonants, especially the long vowel; Although the correct reading and pronunciation rules due to sound events such as vowel rounding, consonant similarity, and vowel derivation are not shown in the article, they are operated within the framework of a certain system. Knowing these rules will facilitate the learning and correct use of Turkmen Turkish. In this study, the correct reading styles that are not shown in the standard language of Turkmen Turkish in the form of writing, as well as the correct pronunciation forms that should be followed while speaking Turkmen Turkish as a literary language, will be emphasized. By determining the rules for this with examples.