Ket
Imbak; кетский язык; Yenisei Ostyak; Yenisey Ostiak; Imbatski-Ket; Остыганна ӄа’;
Yeniseian; Northern Yeniseian
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children speakers: generally very few, but the situation varies depending on locality; recent field data suggest that there may still exist linguistically intact families or even communities
2000
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on the middle and upper Yenisei and its tributaries, mainly between the Yelogui and Turukhan basins; today concentrated in a few villages, notably Kellog and Farkovo, in northern Krasnoyarsk Krai, Russia
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on the middle and upper Yenisei and its tributaries, mainly between the Yelogui and Turukhan basins; today concentrated in a few villages, notably Kellog and Farkovo, in northern Krasnoyarsk Krai, Russia
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Russian, Northern Selkup
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Degree of speakers' competence: from rudimentary to good; however, Russian is spoken universally as a second language; some knowledge of Northern Selkup is also not uncommon.
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2010
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1,494
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190. Ethnic population: 1,494
2009
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2007
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Siberia, Russian Federation
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Middle and Upper Yenisay and it's tributaries.
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Middle and Upper Yenisay and it's tributaries.
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2008
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"No children are learning it since parents prefer to speak to them in Russian."
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In 1989 it was reported that 48.3%% of the ethnic population were native speakers.
1993
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The Ket inhabit the Yenisey Basin (Sym, Kureika, Yeloguy, Podkamenaya Tunguska) in East Siberia. This area, in the middle reaches of the Yenisey (about 1,000--1,500 km from north to south), is administratively in the Turukhansk and Baikit districts of the Krasnoyarsk Region in the Russian Federation.
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The Ket inhabit the Yenisey Basin (Sym, Kureika, Yeloguy, Podkamenaya Tunguska) in East Siberia. This area, in the middle reaches of the Yenisey (about 1,000--1,500 km from north to south), is administratively in the Turukhansk and Baikit districts of the Krasnoyarsk Region in the Russian Federation.
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Russian
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