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«Indigenous languages of Russia. Karelian language»

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The Don State Public Library presents the project «Indigenous languages of Russia» within the framework of the International Decade of the Languages of the Indigenous Peoples of the World. The sixth episode is dedicated to the Karelian language: how many adverbs there are in Karelian and why it is so difficult to create an alphabet, as well as many interesting facts about the language.

Follow the link to the official page of the Don State Public Library in VK and watch the sixth episode of the project.

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