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No, Turkish is an Altaic language, it's from a different family from both Indo-European AND Semitic languages. It is structurally closer to Japanese for fuck's sake.
About the script, yes, they use the Latin alphabet which was adopted in the 20th century, but before that they used the arabic script.
But of course, vocabulary could have been influenced. The case was so in Ottoman Turkish, which contained so many redundant loanwords it was second to only English in the size of vocabulary. But modern Turkish mostly has native words, and most loanwords are of Indo-European origin. A detailed chart is in the link below.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a1/TurkishVocabulary.png