#tatar language

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[haveyouseenthismusicvideo]

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[thelanguagecommunity]

this post is meant to be a directory of every resource I come across for Tatar. it will be a continuous work in progress so thank you for your patience! if you have any issues or things to add, please reply to this post!

info

atlas of tatar dialects [in russian/по-русски]

glottolog

indiana university - informational brochure [pdf]

omniglot

playlist of samples

wikipedia

world atlas of language structures

courses

bliubliu

memrise

tatar manual [pdf]

cultural & historical info

acultura’s culture tag

overview of tatar names

forums

quora

literature

corpus of written tatar

movie & tv recommendations

letterboxd

news

kyzyl tan

radio free europe

vatanym tatarstan

phrasebooks & travel guides

wikivoyage

pronunciation

forvo [pronunciation dictionary]

quizzes & exercises

vocabulary games - digitaldialects

script

overview of the tatar alphabet

social media

list of the most active twitter accounts

wikipedia

[tulunnguaq]

Books in my library which, if I’m being honest, I’m probably not going to get round to using #1: Татарский Язык для Самостоятельново Изучения (The Tatar Language, for independent study)

[adamnagaitits]

when worlds collide

it was brought to my attention by @caleblandrybones that one of the letters written by a member of the franklin expedition states that the experts found similarities between natsilingmiutut and "tartar" — which, i imagine, refers to the 19th century state of tatar language and its closest relatives or the group of turkic languages of peoples labeled as "tartar" by russian empire and europe as a whole! to me, the most prominent similarity is occurrence of the /q/ sound in inuit and most turkic languages and both groups being agglutinative languages. a very pleasant surprise to see how my current areas of interest intersect — my heritage, indigenous languages and linguistics in itself, "the terror" series and the lost franklin expedition coming together in that single letter by lieutenant james fairholme

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[oldgirlyoungcrone]

Female rappers around the world: national minority language edition

Tatarka: Tatar language (Russia)

Күннэй (Kunnei): Yakut/Sakha language (Russia)

ABAO: Paiwan language (Taiwan)

[aymilleti]

Tatar words about plants and trees