Turkmen language | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 2018-12-07

This is an audio version of the Wikipedia Article:
Turkmen language


00:00:37 1 Classification
00:01:32 2 Writing system
00:02:36 3 Sounds
00:02:48 3.1 Vowels
00:03:14 3.2 Consonants
00:03:39 3.3 Vowel harmony
00:04:21 4 Grammar
00:04:30 4.1 Verbs
00:05:11 4.1.1 Evidentiality
00:08:59 4.1.2 Negation
00:11:29 4.1.3 Turkmen case system
00:12:01 4.2 Suffixes
00:12:42 5 Literature
00:13:03 6 Vocabulary
00:13:12 6.1 Numbers
00:13:37 6.2 Colors
00:13:45 6.3 Basic expressions
00:13:54 7 "Türkmeniň"
00:14:31 8 Further reading
00:14:49 9 External links



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Turkmen (Türkmençe, türkmen dili; Түркменче, түркмен дили تۆرکمن دﻴﻠی ,تۆرکمنچه‎ [tyɾkmentʃe, tyɾkmen dili]) is an official language of Turkmenistan. It is a Turkic language spoken by 3.5 million people in Turkmenistan as well as by around 719,000 people in northeastern Iran. The group known as "Iraqi Turkmen" are actually speakers of South Azeri and not all tribes that are called "Turkmen" in northeastern Iran are speakers of Turkmen; many are speakers of Khorasani Turkic. and 1.5 million people in northwestern Afghanistan.