Turkic Altaic Natural Languages Linguistics

The Turkic language family comprises some thirty languages. A detailed classification of the Turkish languages is still ongoing. So far, the Turkic languages are classified into the following subgroups: Some scholars classify the Turkic languages as belonging to the Altaic language family, together with the Mongolic and the Manchu-Tungusic languages.

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• - Lists for several languages, presented at the Turkic Republic and Communities website.
  
• - Collection of written (PDF) and spoken (MP3) texts in several Turkic languages.
  
• - List of links to sites containing written documents and/or audio materials of Turkic languages.
  
• - Presentation of the Orkhon or Old Turkic runes.
  
• - Introduction into the subject by Uli Schamiloglu
  
• - Information on the Turkic languages spoken in Russia, by Esa Anttikoski.
  
• - Comparative list of basic Turkish, Turkmen, and Uzbek words and phrases with sound files.
  
• - Online Radio Liberty/Radio Free Europe broadcasts in several Turkic languages available in Excel format.
  
• - Brief article by S. G. Klyashtorny in "Webfestschrift Marshak", describing an Old Turkic inscription containing a Sogdian word.
  
• - Transcripts of a series of television broadcasts on Turkic languages, ranging from philology to language politics.
  
• - Advanced language lessons provided by CenAsiaNet.
  
• - Overview of linguistic field research of Turkic languages, by Lars Johanson (PDF).
  
• - Includes a classification of the Turkic languages, and Turkish suffix list, by Lars Johanson and Éva Csató.
  
  

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