Which language sounds more like Arabic?

[archangel]

Turkish sounds like a mix of Persian, Turkic and Hindi. I'd say some of the west Aramaic and east Aramaic variants like Toryoyo or something sounds the closest to Arabic. Hebrew lost many of it's Semitic sounds.

Interesting, non Turkish people either guess it an Eastern European language or some sort of Asian language.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXfkkxWS6iE

[Tauromachos]

Turkish has nothing to do with Arabic about how it sounds you faggots

In Ottoman Turkey ,

Turks had to learn the Koran in Arabic

They also wrote with Arabic letters

[klarji]

Persian sounds Arabic to me, but Turkish doesn’t. Turkish sounds more Eastern European to me. At least when I heard some Turkish pop music.

Turkish is very typical Altay-Turkic language
It sounds very umlaut and very agglutinative
like blüblüblüm
görürüm blümblüm

[archangel]

There is alots of similarities

Turkish has alot of Arabic loanwords

Muhabet,Bereket,Merhaba...

yes but even the borrowed ones sounds different than their Arabic origin imho

[Tauromachos]

Turkish is very typical Altay-Turkic language
It sounds very umlaut and very agglutinative
like blüblüblüm
görürüm blümblüm

yemindoerum

gjultekin budalasin

[Papastratosels26]

Aramaic

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[itilvolga]

In Ottoman Turkey ,

Turks had to learn the Koran in Arabic

They also wrote with Arabic letters

We live close to each other and we have same religion. Common words exist, that is true. But they do not SOUND similar at all.

[klarji]

We live close to each other and we have same religion. Common words exist, that is true. But they do not SOUND similar at all.

Arabic sounds to me more exotic and interesting

[itilvolga]

Arabic sounds to me more exotic and interesting

I lived in Xopa for a year and visited Batumi many times. Georgian sounds way closer to me than Arabic.

[klarji]

I lived in Xopa for a year and visited Batumi many times. Georgian sounds way closer to me than Arabic.

I think also so
there are Kh and clusters in Georgian
Laz sounds much more different