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Kuznets Tatar; Kondoma Tatar; Mras-Su Tatar; шорский язык; Шор тили; šor tili; Тадар тили; tadar tili; Schoren; Minusinsk-Tataren; Şorca; Şor Türkçesi;
Turkic; South Siberian
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Siberia
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Spoken along the rivers flowing from the southwestern slopes of the Kuznetskiy Alatau mountains in the southern parts of Kemerovo Province in the Russian Federation.
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A written standard in Cyrillic script is based on Kondoma dialect.
Spoken along the rivers flowing from the southwestern slopes of the Kuznetskiy Alatau mountains in the southern parts of Kemerovo Province in the Russian Federation.
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The Shor community is surrounded by Russian-speaking immigrants, but there have recently been signs of increased national and linguistic consciousness.
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Altai Krai, Khakass Ao and Gorno-Altai Ao, on River Tomy.
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Altai Krai, Khakass Ao and Gorno-Altai Ao, on River Tomy.
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In 1989 56.7 %% of the ethnic population of 17,000 were considered to be native speakers, which is approximately 9,640.
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The southern Shors live in Siberia, in the region of North Altai and Kuznetsk-Alatau, on the rivers Kondoma, Mrasu and Tom. It is a mountainous area (mountain taiga) in the heart of Kuzbas. Administratively, they belong to the Kemerovo region of the Russian Federation, Tashtagol. The habitat of the southern Shors borders on the autonomous provinces of Khakass and Mountain-Altai. The northern Shors work as miners in the Siberga coal mines in the Myshkovsk district of the Kemerovo region. Their central settlement is Chuvashka.
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The southern Shors live in Siberia, in the region of North Altai and Kuznetsk-Alatau, on the rivers Kondoma, Mrasu and Tom. It is a mountainous area (mountain taiga) in the heart of Kuzbas. Administratively, they belong to the Kemerovo region of the Russian Federation, Tashtagol. The habitat of the southern Shors borders on the autonomous provinces of Khakass and Mountain-Altai. The northern Shors work as miners in the Siberga coal mines in the Myshkovsk district of the Kemerovo region. Their central settlement is Chuvashka.
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- Endangered Languages Catalogue Project. Compiled by research teams at University of Hawai'i Mānoa and Institute for Language Information and Technology (LINGUIST List) at Eastern Michigan University2012. "Endangered Languages Catalogue Project. Compiled By Research Teams At University of Hawai'i Mānoa and Institute For Language Information and Technology (LINGUIST List) At Eastern Michigan University."
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