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I know that it uses the Latin alphabet, but why do so many articles relating to Turkey not have links to pronunciation audio, nor even the more basic simple IPA translation in the introduction?
I mean, we do it for much less tricky languages (from the English perspective), like French, Spanish, German, and even many English words, and equally we do it often for more tricky languages/foreign scripts, as with East Asian languages, Semitic languages, and Cyrillic languages, so why is it that Turkish, being pretty much in the middle of these two extremes, gets left out?
This is especially important because many web sources that appear upon searching up the pronunciation of Turkish place names often results in many conflicting text-to-speech content bots that make any uncertainty even more profound. Bagaboiebailey (talk) 12:00, 20 April 2022 (UTC)[reply]
