Aghul
Agul; агъул чӀал; Ağul ç'al; агульский язык; Aghulshuy; Aguly;
Northeast Caucasian; Daghestanian; Lezgic
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Dargwa, Lak, Tabasaran, Lezgian, Russian
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2007
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Caucasia: southern Daghestan
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Spoken in fifteen villages in Agul County and five villages in Kurakh County, amongst them Richa, Burkikhan, Tpig, Kurag, Burshag, and Fite, in the Republic of Daghestan and in a number of expatriate communities elsewhere in the Russian Federation.
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Spoken in fifteen villages in Agul County and five villages in Kurakh County, amongst them Richa, Burkikhan, Tpig, Kurag, Burshag, and Fite, in the Republic of Daghestan and in a number of expatriate communities elsewhere in the Russian Federation.
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Dargwa, Lak, Tabasaran, Lezgian, Russian
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Literary experiments took place in the nineteenth century and again in recent years, and there is now one local newspaper in Agul. Until recently, Agul had no role in school curriculum but now it can be taught as a subject in local schools.
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There are 28,300 speakers in the Russian Federation (2002 Census).
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Azerbaijan; Russia;
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They inhabit a near inaccessible valley isolated from the rest of the world by four forbidding mountain chains (the Aguldere, Gushandere, Magudere, and Khyukdere).
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They inhabit a near inaccessible valley isolated from the rest of the world by four forbidding mountain chains (the Aguldere, Gushandere, Magudere, and Khyukdere).
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