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Your Ultimate Guide to The Languages of Turkmenistan!

31May

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Your Ultimate Guide to The Languages of Turkmenistan!

A country in Central Asia, Turkmenistan is a nation perhaps best known for not being much of a nation at all, instead being a loosely united collection of nomadic tribes. In part due to this nomadic nature, the languages of Turkmenistan are immensely diverse. That, coupled with Turkmenistan's long history of being a part of many different empires, has only added to the country's linguistic diversity making it a truly unique case on the global scale. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Official Languages of Turkmenistan Turkmen Russian Other Languages of Turkmenistan Uzbek Kazakh Tatar Ukrainian Azerbaijani Armenian Kurdish Lezgian Persian Belarusian Erzya Korean Bashkir Ossetian Lak Tajik ...

Your Ultimate Guide to The Languages of Azerbaijan!

A small country located on the border of the Caspian Sea, Azerbaijan's best claim to fame is perhaps the Burning Mountain that's been on fire for at least the last 65 years. Yet the languages of Azerbaijan could quite easily be the country's claim to fame as well. Being the place where east and west converge, Azerbaijan is home to numerous languages from numerous different language families, spoken by people from literally dozens of distinct ethnic groups. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Official Language of Azerbaijan Azerbaijani Minority Languages of Azerbaijan Russian Armenian Persian Jek Rutul Tat Udi Lezgian Georgian Budukh Juhuri Khinalug Tsakhur Kryts Talysh Avar

Your Ultimate Guide to The Languages of Turkey!

Turkey is often at the center of some kind of controversy, often to do with human rights violations, a lot of this has to do with the languages of Turkey and the different ethnic groups that speak them. A country of 82 million, Turkey is home to literally hundreds of ethnic groups and languages, some spoken by millions of people across the country (not to mention the world!) whilst others are only spoken in a handful of villages in a remote part of the country. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Official Language of Turkey According to Article 3 of the Turkish Constitution, there is only one official language of Turkey: Turkish (66.5 Million) Minority Languages of Turkey Though Turkish is the official language of Turkey, it is by no m...