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==Uyghur== | ==Uyghur== | ||
| − | * | + | * According to Wikipedia, similar to many Turkic languages it showcases agglutination |
| + | * 8-13 million speakers from China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan | ||
| + | * Other languages: Chinese, Russian | ||
| + | * Orthography: Uyghur Arabic Alphabet | ||
| + | * ISO: uig | ||
| + | * There are many sources of text in Uyghur and translations | ||
==Kam/Dong (Southern? Northern?)== | ==Kam/Dong (Southern? Northern?)== | ||
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Uyghur
- According to Wikipedia, similar to many Turkic languages it showcases agglutination
- 8-13 million speakers from China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan
- Other languages: Chinese, Russian
- Orthography: Uyghur Arabic Alphabet
- ISO: uig
- There are many sources of text in Uyghur and translations
Kam/Dong (Southern? Northern?)
- Uses a Vietnamese based alphabet for native speakers and a Chinese based system for linguists, thus analytic. This language seems to use very little inflectional morphology, similar to Chinese.
- Around 1.5 million speakers, around Guizhou Guangxi and Hunan China.
- Other languages: Chinese
- Orthography: Chinese-based for linguists and Vietnamese-based for native speakers.
- ISO: kmc
- There is a dictionary from Kam to Chinese on Amazon
Kabardian
- Kabardian is agglutinative, it is labeled as such on Wikipedia.
- Spoken mainly in the republics of Kabardino-Balkaria and Karachay-Cherkessia in Russia. Also in parts of Turkey, Jordan, and Syria
- Speakers: 1.6 milllion
- ISO: kbd
- Orthography: Cyrllic, sometimes Latin
- The Bible can be found in Kabardian [1].
