title: POLONYA'DAKİ TÜRK HALKLARINDAN KARAYLARIN DİLİNDE "YAKLAŞMA YARDIMCI FİİLİ" ÜZER
abstract: The Karais are one of the Turkic peoples that are accepted as the remnants of the Khazar State located among the Black Sea, the Caucasus and Idil River between the 7th and 11th centuries. They accepted the Karai sect of Judaism and speak Kipchak branch of Turkic. Today they mostly live in Vilnius, Troki (Trakai) and Panevez in Poland; in Lutsk and Khalich in Ukraine; Simferopol in Crimea; and in Istanbul in Turkey. The number of the Karais who know and speak their own language is quite few. The 
journal: The journal of academic social science studies/The journal of academic social science