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==Turkmans in Irak== ==Turkmen in Iraq==


A minority (about 10,000 persons) living in ]. These people are the descendants of those Turks the ] brought to the region from ] to work as a secure line of people to transport mail from ] to ] and vice versa. They speak a language that is a mixture of Arabic, Kurdish and old Turkish. It is not a very moderate and strong language. A minority (about 10,000 people) live in ]. These people are the descendants of those Turks the ] brought to the region from ] to work as a secure line of people to transport mail from ] to ] and vice versa. They speak a language that is a mixture of Arabic, Kurdish and old Turkish. It is minority language.


==See also== ==See also==

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Turkmen people form an ethnic group, part of the Turkic peoples.

Turkmen people live in:

Turkmen in Iraq

A minority (about 10,000 people) live in Iraq. These people are the descendants of those Turks the Ottoman Empire brought to the region from Turkey to work as a secure line of people to transport mail from Baghdad to Istanbul and vice versa. They speak a language that is a mixture of Arabic, Kurdish and old Turkish. It is minority language.

See also