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UNESCO Red Book on Endangered languages: Northeast Asia
Profiles for the endangered or nearly extinct languages/dialects: Mansi (Northern, Eastern, Western), Khanty (Northern, Eastern), Nganasan, Enets (Tundra, Forest), Nenets (Tundra, Forest), Selkup (Northern, Central, Southern), Yakut (Dolgan), Khakassian, Manchurian Kirgiz, Chulym Tatar, Tofalar, Tuvan (Tsaatan, Khövsgöl Uryangkhai Altai Uryangkhai), Northern Altai, Altai-Telengit-Oirot, Altai-Teleut, Shor, Siberian Tatar, Oirat (Manchurian Ölöt), Buryat (Eastern, Western, New Bargut/Xin Baerhu, Old Bargut/Chen Baerhu), Khamnigan Mongol, Dagur, Xinjiang Dagur, Even, Evenki (Orochen, Khamnigan, Solon), Negidal, Manchu, Sibe Manchu, Udege, Oroch, Nanai (Hejen, Kili), Ulcha, Orok, Ket, Yug, Yukagir (Tundra, Forest), Chukchee, Kerek, Koryak, Alyutor, Itelmen, Nivkh (Amur, Sakhalin), Ainu (Hokkaido), - as well as a few already extinct ones: Southern Mansi, Southern Khanty, Yurak, Kamassian, Mator-Taigi-Karagas, Arman Even, Ongkor Solon, Kyakala Udege, Pumpokol, Kott, Arin, Chuvan, Kamchadal (Southern, Eastern), Ainu (Sakhalin, Kuril). [eng] |
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The Dongxiang Mongols and Their Language
Profile of the Dongxiang language, spoken in the province of Gansu in northwest China, by Oliver Corff, Infosystem Mongolei. [eng] |
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