tatar tele

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tatar tele is the native name for the Tatar language, a Turkic language spoken primarily by Tatars in Russia and surrounding regions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Turkic language
language
closelyRelatedTo Bashkir language
Karakalpak language
Nogai language
endonym tatar tele
exonym Tatar language
glottocode tata1255
hasDialects Kazan Tatar
linked to: Tatar

Mishar Tatar
Siberian Tatar
hasLoanwordsFrom Arabic
Chuvash
Persian
linked to: Persian language

Russian
historicalInfluenceFrom Old Tatar language
linked to: Tatar language
ISO639-1 tt
ISO639-2 tat
ISO639-3 tat
isOfficialLanguageOf Republic of Tatarstan
linked to: Tatarstan
languageFamily Turkic
linked to: Turkic languages
nativeNameOf Tatar language
numberOfSpeakersEstimate about 5 million
primaryCountry Russia
primaryEthnicGroup Tatars
region Bashkortostan
Siberia
Tatarstan
Ural Federal District
Volga-Ural region
regulatingBody Institute of Language, Literature and Art of the Tatarstan Academy of Sciences
scriptReform transition from Arabic to Latin script in 1920s
transition from Latin to Cyrillic script in 1939
spokenIn China
Finland
Kazakhstan
Russia
Turkey
Ukraine
United States
Uzbekistan
Western Europe
standardVarietyBasedOn Kazan dialect
subbranch Kipchak–Bulgar
subfamily Kipchak
linked to: Kipchak languages
writingSystem Arabic script
Cyrillic script
Latin script
linked to: Latin alphabet

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Tatar language endonymLatin tatar tele