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Summary Of: Tatar language

of Tatar language is based on the... The Tatar language was made a... speaking areas where schools with Tatar language lessons are situated... There are local Tatar language speakers in Tatarstan... The literary Tatar language is based on Kazan Tatar... The Tatar language strongly influenced most of the...

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