No, Arabic is not spoken here but you can find lots of people who can read the Arabic letters.You know, majority of people in Turkey are muslims and the Holy book of muslims ''Quran'' is in Arabic. Here you can see some different ethnic groups, such as : Laz people, Circassians ( in northern past/Blacksea region ), Kurds ( in eastern past/ East and South Anatolia regions ), Greek people ( in İstanbul and around Trabzon ), Armenians ( in İstanbul, around Sivas and Adana )... and so on. They have their own languages besides Turkish, but Republic of Turkey's official language is TURKISH ( Türkçe ).

Most of the population in Turkey speak Turkish.Beside Turkish, Hebrew,Armanian ,Arabic,Albanian,Bosanski and Kurdish are spoken.

Turkey's official language is Turkish but in southeast of Turkey many people know arabic because they are near the Irak, Iran Syria so they know arabic

Turkey's largest non-Turkish ethnic group, the Kurds, are concentrated in eleven provinces of the southeast.About half of all Kurds worldwide live in Turkey.So they speak their own language KURDISH besides Turkish.

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