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Summary Of: Yugur

The Yugur live primarily in... Yugurs of the Autonomous County lost their respective Yugur language and speak... Both Yugur languages are now unwritten... was in use in some Yugur communities till end of 18th century... the Turkic speaking Yugur designate themselves as... and the Mongolic speaking Yugur likewise use either... the Yugur were also called... The Turkic speaking Yugur mainly live in the western part of the County in M... The Mongolic speaking Yugur mainly live in the County... The Yugur people are predominantly employed in... Original Western Yugur texts with English translation plus PDF grammar of Sarig Yugur...

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