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Latest comment: 15 years ago by 82.45.225.98 in topic re Name

What Fatih Terim says is: "tabela" which means scoreboard in Turkish. And "tabla" doesn't mean backgammon in Turkish, the name of the Turkish Backgammon is "tavla".

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Whilst I do believe that this particular phenomenon exists (as a third-generation Turk living in London), is the name really "Turklish"? Are there any academic sources, for example, that refer to it as such? I am aware that in Turkish it is often referred to as "Türkilizce". 82.45.225.98 (talk) 12:31, 28 December 2010 (UTC)Reply