Hello,
    Recently, I decided to increase my turkish vocabs circle. I found something strange, It is that Turkish and Arabic especially the Egyptian dialect have lots of words in common. i tried to find out a reason for that and i found that the Ottoman Empire had administrative control over most of the Middle East and North Africa, from Iraq, Syria, Palestine, Yemen, Hijaz, Egypt, Tunisia and Algeria. Even after the Ottomans gave up control for the colonial powers of Europe in the 19th century, the cultural influence remained. Like most societies under colonial or imperial rule, Arabs looked up to Turkey and everything Turkish. Many things were borrowed, adopted, integrated, and imitated.

Here some common words that we use till now in Egypt:
Words

كوبري Kobru
Brigde. The original Arabic words is جسر (Jessr) or قنطرة (Qantara). The latter was borrowed into Spansih.

كات Kat ِ
A story in a building. This word is used in the old part of Alexandria, and is almost unique in Egypt. The correct Arabic term is طابق (Tabiq).

أوضة Oda
Room. This is used in Egypt. The original Arabic is غرفة (Ghorfa)

أفندم Afandem
Affirmative answer. Used when replying to a superior, specially in the military.

أيوة Aywa
Affirmative answer. In everyday use.

تمام Tamam
Equivalent to "OK"

خلاص Khalas
"Finished", "over", "done"

وابور Vapur
The Turkish word seem to be derived from a European word (Vapour), and refers to steam engines. Nowadays it is used for ferry boats. In Arab countries, it is used for the steam engine of a train.

دولاب Dolap
Cupboard/Wardrobe

بوظة Boza
Ice cream

كازوزة Gazuz
Any carbonated drink

ياميش Yamish
Nuts and dried fruits. Commonly consumed in the fasting month of Ramadan. In Arabic it is known as نقل (Noqol)

دوغري Doghru ٍ
Straight

دولمة Dolma
Vegetables stuffed with rice and minced meat, and cooked in oil.

طرشي Torsu
Pickles

بسطرمة Bastirma
Dried meat encased in a mixture of garlic and fenugreek seed and spices. Came to Egypt from Turkey

قطايف Kadaeyf
The same word is used for different desserts in Turkey and Egypt. In Turkey it is the thin vermicelli like thing baked in the oven, and smothered with thick syrup, and stuffed with nuts, raisin, or saltless cheese. In Egypt, it is a sort of small pancakes that are rolled with nuts and raisins stuffing, then deep fried, and then dipped in syrup. The name is definitiely of Arabic origin, from the root قطف which means "picking of fruit from their trees".


مكوجي Makwaji
Clothes ironer.

سفرجي Sofraji
Waiter.

شوربجي Shorbaji
Soup maker

قهوجي Qahwaji
Coffee shop waiter

بلتاجي Beltaji ?

قبطان Koboudan
Captain (pilot at sea)

Actually i found that there are lots of traditions that we borrowed too.
something like Qahwa that people set there and have çay شاي or tea it wasn't existed in Egypt befor the Ottoman control. but it is existed till now full of unemployed poeple :D
I am really glad to have these things in common. and if some one knows any other words in common please write it down.

Thank you