Difference between revisions of "Languages of the Volga-Kama region"

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The languages of the Volga-Kama region include several Turkic and Uralic languages spoken in the Volga-Kama region (along the Volga and Kama rivers) in Russia. These include [varieties of] Tatar, Bashqort, Chuvash, Mari, Komi, Mordvin, and Udmurt (and linguistically, to some extent, Russian).

language	iso	num speakers	UNESCO classification
Tatar	`tat`	6500K	0. none
Bashqort	`bak`	1379K	1. vulnerable
Chuvash	`chv`	1325K	1. vulnerable
Udmurt	`udm`	0464K	2. definitely endangered
Mari - Eastern	`mhr`	0414K	2. definitely endangered
Mordvin - Erzya	`myv`	0400K	2. definitely endangered
Komi - Zyryan	`kpv`	0217K	2. definitely endangered
Mordvin - Moksha	`mdf`	0200K	2. definitely endangered
Komi - Permyak	`koi`	0094K	2. definitely endangered
Mari - Western	`mrj`	0037K	3. severely endangered
Komi - Yazva	`koi`	0000K	3. severely endangered

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	The languages of the Volga-Kama region include [varieties of] [[Tatar]], [[Bashqort]], [[Chuvash]], [[Mari]], [[Komi]], [[Mordvin]], and [[Udmurt]] (and linguistically, to some extent, [[Russian]]).		The languages of the Volga-Kama region include several [[Turkic languages\|Turkic]] and [[Uralic languages]] spoken in the Volga-Kama region (along the Volga and Kama rivers) in [[Russia]]. These include [varieties of] [[Tatar]], [[Bashqort]], [[Chuvash]], [[Mari]], [[Komi]], [[Mordvin]], and [[Udmurt]] (and linguistically, to some extent, [[Russian]]).

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