Everything about Buryat Language totally explained
Buryat (or Buriat [ISO639-3]) is, according to ISO 639-3, a
Mongolic macrolanguage spoken by the
Buryats. The majority live in
Russia along the northern border of
Mongolia and speak
Russia Buriat. There are also smaller, more distinct, communities in both
Mongolia and the
People's Republic of China that speak
Mongolia Buriat and
China Buriat, respectively. Russia Buriat, or Buryat kheleng, is an official language in the
Buryat Republic of
Russia. Of the three, only Russia Buriat has a written literature, written in a
Cyrillic orthography. The most obvious differences between the three varieties are the donor languages of their borrowed vocabulary and the sociolinguistic contexts in which they're used.
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