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A Turkic languages come the class action of related languages that come spoken by the kind of population distributed through the immense front yard from either Eastern Europe to Siberia and Western China with estimated 100-130 million native speakers. A Turkic languages come considered by a bit of linguists to be a share of the Altaic language family.

A Turkic language by having a greatest total of speakers is Turkish.

Turkic languages come agglutinative and exhibit phonological vowel harmony.

Though various different Turkic tribes & their languages keep close at hand mixed using esuper more throughout centuries, making the classification highly hard, the very simplified classification can be when follows:

Southwestern languages: (or even Oghuz group) Turkish Turkish, Gagauz, Khorasan Turkic Azerbaijani Azerbaijani, Seljuk, Qashqai, Turkmen Turkmen unclassified Crimean Turkish of Central Asia, Urum, Salar Northwestern languages: (or even Kypchak group) Aralo-Caspian: Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Karakalpak, Nogai Ponto-Caspian: Karachay-Balkar, Kumyk, Karaim, Krymchak (Judeo-Crimean Tatar), Pecheneg (extinct), Cuman (extinct) Uralian: Tatar, , Bashkir, Chulym Northern languages: Siberian class action: Altai, ** Yellow Uighur Eastern languages: Uighur-Chagatai (or even Karluk) group: Uzbek, Uighur, Chagatai (extinct) Khalaj Oghuric (or Hunnic) languages (or so-supposed "Lir Turkic"; another time considered to exist as the separate Altaic subfamily) Proto-Bulgar Chuvash, Bolgar (extinct & a inclusion of Bolgar in the Turkic language group is disputed), Khazar (extinct) Various elements own passed to Turkic languages especially from either Chinese, Persian, Russian and Arabic languages, & various elements from either Turkic languages keep around been carried when far when a northmost territories of Russia, and possibly even to N United states of america. Notwithstanding, these are probably that a Arctic peoples (differently the Dolgans & a Yakuts), although perchance however belonging to a greater Altaic supraclass action, actually form a different linguistic group distinct from either the Turkic languages. Compare this to the Koreans or Japanese peoples, for instance.

Online Video Modules: Kazakh, Turkmen, Uzbek
Advanced language lessons provided by CenAsiaNet.

Turkic-Related Mailing Lists
Lists for several languages, presented at the Turkic Republic and Communities website.

Learning Turkic Languages: Turkçe - Türkmen - O'zbekcha
Comparative list of basic Turkish, Turkmen, and Uzbek words and phrases with sound files.

Discoveries on the Turkic Linguistic Map
Overview of linguistic field research of Turkic languages, by Lars Johanson (PDF).

The Problem of the Auxiliary Verbs in Turkic Languages
Introduction into the subject by Uli Schamiloglu

Minority languages of Russia on the Net - Turkic languages
Information on the Turkic languages spoken in Russia, by Esa Anttikoski.

Ancient Turk Rock Inscriptions in the Talass Ala-Too
Brief article by S. G. Klyashtorny in "Webfestschrift Marshak", describing an Old Turkic inscription containing a Sogdian word.

Inner Asian and Uralic National Resource Center
Online Radio Liberty/Radio Free Europe broadcasts in several Turkic languages available in Excel format.

Omniglot: Orkhon
Presentation of the Orkhon or Old Turkic runes.

Turkic Languages
Includes a classification of the Turkic languages, and Turkish suffix list, by Lars Johanson and Éva Csató.


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