Koryak
Nymylan; Korak; корякский язык; нымылан; Korjakische; Koræiki; Koriak;
Chukotko-Kamchatkan; Chukotkan
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~5,000
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2000
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on northern Kamchatka, from the Okhotsk Sea to the Bering Sea, extending to the upper Anadyr basin in the north; administratively mainly within the Koryak Autonomous District of Kamchatka Oblast, Russia
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on northern Kamchatka, from the Okhotsk Sea to the Bering Sea, extending to the upper Anadyr basin in the north; administratively mainly within the Koryak Autonomous District of Kamchatka Oblast, Russia
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degree of speakers' competence: getting rudimentary among the younger generation, which is completely bi- or monolingual in Russian
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2010
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8,743
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3,500 (1997 M. Krauss). Ethnic population: 8,743 (2002 census)
2009
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2007
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Siberia
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Northern Kanchatka, Okhotsk Sea to the Bering Sea, Upper Anadyr Basin.
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Northern Kanchatka, Okhotsk Sea to the Bering Sea, Upper Anadyr Basin.
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In 1989 it was reported that 52.5%% of the ethnic population were native speakers.
1993
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Siberia, Russian Federation
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In the northern part of the Kamchatka Peninsula and on the adjoining mainland from the Taigonos Peninsula to the Bering Sea.
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In the northern part of the Kamchatka Peninsula and on the adjoining mainland from the Taigonos Peninsula to the Bering Sea.
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The prestige of the Koryak language is low, the traditions are considered to be ridiculous and any distinctive ethnic feature is held up as a sign of inferiority.
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