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Jul 17, 2015 · Urum also has some loanwords from Georgian (the official language of the state where they live) and Armenian (with which Urum has been in contact even before the migration from Anatolia). According to Skopeteas (p. 34), “Georgian words (14 words; 0,5% of the vocabulary) are only present in some culturally specific fields such as ‘food/drink’.
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Svan is the native language of fewer than 30,000 Svans (15,000 of whom are Upper Svan dialect speakers and 12,000 are Lower Svan), living in the mountains of Svaneti, i.e. in the districts of Mestia and Lentekhi of Georgia, along the Enguri, Tskhenistsqali and Kodori rivers. Some Svan speakers live in the Kodori Valley of the de facto ...
Languages of Georgia (country) There are approximately 14 languages spoken in Georgia with Georgian as the most popular language. Other common languages include English, Russian, Assyrian, Svan, and Urum among other languages. Georgian is the official and primary language of Georgia. It is spoken as a first language by over 86% of the population.
Urum has been written with the Greek alphabet, and between 1927 and 1937 it was written with a version of the Latin alphabet known as the New Turkic Alphabet, and it was taught is some schools. After 1937 it was not used in writing. A primer in Urum published in 2008 uses the version of the Cyrillic alphabet shown below.
Língua urum. Urum é uma língua turcomana faladas por cerca de 190 mil pessoas que habitam em poucos vilarejos do sudoeste da Ucrânia, em partes da Geórgia e nas diversas diásporas de comunidades desses falantes pelo mundo. A língua Urum é por muitos considerada como uma variante da língua tártara da Crimeia .
