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'''Yurta''' (natively known as: Юртӹ чылме, Yurtă cĕlme, IPA: {{wp|International Phonetic Alphabet|[ˈɪ̯urtʌ̹ ˈt͡ʃɨlme]}}) is an isolate language spoken by the indiginous Yurta people of northern [[Sauthar]], primarily in the Yurta autonomous region and adjacent areas, and the Yurta diaspora. Approximantly 1/ | '''Yurta''' (natively known as: Юртӹ чылме, Yurtă cĕlme, IPA: {{wp|International Phonetic Alphabet|[ˈɪ̯urtʌ̹ ˈt͡ʃɨlme]}}) is an isolate language spoken by the indiginous Yurta people of northern [[Sauthar]], primarily in the Yurta autonomous region and adjacent areas, and the Yurta diaspora. Approximantly 1/7th of the Yurta population is monolingual due to them living in rural areas. There are 3 dialect groups of Yurta, northern, southern and island, only the norhtern and island variaeties are still spoken daily. | ||
Revision as of 14:44, 2 May 2022
| Yurta | |
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| Юртӹ чылме, Юртӹшла Yurtă cĕlme, Yurtăsyla | |
| File:WelcomeToYurtaRegionSign.png Multilingual roadway sign in Sautharian (top) and Yurta (bottom), it reads as "You are now entering the Yurta Autonomous Region" | |
| Pronunciation | [ˈɪ̯urtʌ̹ ˈt͡ʃɨlme] [ɪ̯urˈtʌ̹ʃla] |
| Native to | Sauthar |
| Ethnicity | 689,765 Yurta |
Native speakers | 619,420 (2018) |
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| Language codes | |
| ISO 639-2 | yrt |
| ISO 639-3 | yrt |
Yurta (natively known as: Юртӹ чылме, Yurtă cĕlme, IPA: [ˈɪ̯urtʌ̹ ˈt͡ʃɨlme]) is an isolate language spoken by the indiginous Yurta people of northern Sauthar, primarily in the Yurta autonomous region and adjacent areas, and the Yurta diaspora. Approximantly 1/7th of the Yurta population is monolingual due to them living in rural areas. There are 3 dialect groups of Yurta, northern, southern and island, only the norhtern and island variaeties are still spoken daily.