Mogolian Language Resources
I finally got around to combining and sorting through the various material, so here are the materials that I currently use!
Memrises Mongolian 1/Mongolian 2 Great courses for learning the alphabet (the non-traditional Cyrillic script) and some basics e.g. introduction, some basic verbs.
CJV Langs Traditional Mongolian Script. A solid intro to the traditional writing script. I'm sticking to the cyrillic script for now, but this may come in useful in the future.
Open163 Mongolian Basics (Chinese). Another great video course from Inner Mongolia University for learning mongolian basics and pronunciation. The only possible issue is that it's entirely in Chinese and the traditional script is used.
MGL Radio. My level isn't high enough to understand it, but for now it's good to understand how spoken mongolian sounds and later for listening practise.
Radio Garden. This site allows you to listen to various radio programs from pretty much any country in the world, so it's great not just for mongolian.
MNB. This newsite may be currently a tad too advanced, but it's still good reading practice nonetheless.
This site. I love this site, this is a free collection of works in and translated into Mongolian. Reading Dostoevsky in Mongolian is a challenge that I one day will attempt.
Apps
Gertrainer. This is a relatively new app (6 months old?), which had a pretty good collection of vocabulary. The only downside is that the pronunciation recordings are available only in the paid version which comes at around 5 euros per month or 30 per year. Something to consider if I choose to study Mongolian more intensively, but for now I'm quite content with my current pace.
Ling. This seems to be also ok, but it charges a subscription fee and I am not ready for this commitment yet.
Simply. This is quite basic but it covers some vocab in the free version, with the rest of the vocab charging a fee.
Learn Mongolian. This is also has quite a solid vocabulary set, with pronunciations included.
There appear to be quite a few language schools offering lessons over zoom and classes in person (in Mongolia) but I have no idea if they're legitimate or not.
