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lingue mongoliche
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famiglia linguistica
Mongolic is a family of languages spoken across Central Asia and parts of East Asia that includes Mongolian and several related languages. These languages matter because they represent an important linguistic branch of Eurasia and help us understand the history and cultural connections of the Mongol peoples and their descendants.
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Le lingue mongoliche sono una famiglia linguistica che secondo alcuni linguisti rappresenta un ramo delle lingue altaiche parlate nelle zone dell'Asia centrale e orientale.
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