Mongolian
Language
Mongolian
dialects, Mongolian alphabet, Mongolian orthography,
Mongolian language history and sources
Mongolian
language
Mongolian: Official language of the
Number
of Mongolian Speakers: Six million worldwide.
Mongolian Dialects: Mongolian language was based on Halh
dialect. There are seven more dialects.
Mongolian Alphabet: 35 characters plus two characters from
the Russian alphabet. Syllabic alphabet: each letter has an
inherent vowel. Written vertically from top to bottom, and
from left to right as opposed to Chinese, Japanese, and
Korean, which are from right to left.
Mongolian Orthography: Each word has three different forms
depending on whether it is at the beginning, middle, or end. |
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Mongolian Language Enriched by: Sanskrit, Chinese, Tibetan,
and Uigur. Mongolian script does not have a system for
adapting foreign words. There are common words with Turkish.
Modern
Mongolian - Major Events: Mongolian language was adapted as
the official language in 1992.
Unique
Features of Mongolian: There is a big difference between
written and spoken Mongolian.
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