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Khalkha Mongolian is used in Mongolia and parts of China, Kyrgyzstan, and Russia.
![[Mongolian using the Cyrillic alphabet]](mongolian-khalkha1.gif)
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Cyrillic fonts for Non-Slavic languages and classical Mongolian fonts in the Gallery of Unicode Fonts
Language information at Wikipedia and Ethnologue
Writing system information at Omniglot, the Silver Horde (great site for learning classical Mongolian script), and Wikipedia
Alternate names for Khalkha Mongolian include Mongolian, Halh Mongolian, Halh, and Mongol
Classical Mongolian script version complements of A-A Language Services (AALS), an Asian American Media Group, Inc. company, Duluth, Georgia.
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