Languages in russia шелковников даниил 11 класс
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This document discusses several minority languages spoken in Russia. It provides details on the Sakha, Ingush, Udmurt, Chuvash, and Tatar languages, including their origins, number of native speakers, and official status in certain Russian federal subjects. These languages demonstrate the linguistic diversity within Russia, as about 60% of federal subjects have their own native languages still in use today beyond just Russian.
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