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Name: Mongolian, Peripheral Type: Language Alternate Names: Ordos; Peripheral Mongolian; Mongol (Khamnigan); Mongol; Monggol; Menggu; Southern-Eastern Mongolian; Inner Mongolian; Khorchin; Ostmongolisch; Khorčin Spoken in: Mongolia, China Number of speakers: 3,380,000 in China (1982). 2,500,000 are monolingual. Population includes 299,000 Chakhar, 317,000 Bairin, 1,347,000 Khorain, 593,00 Karachin, 123,000 Ordos, 34,000 Ejine (Ethnologue) Number of speakers: 3381000 (World Oral Literature Project) Code: mvf Code Standard: ISO 639-3 Documentation: SIL Families: Mongolian Parent Subgroup: Mongolian Proper (monp) Child Dialects: Shilingol; Ujumchin; Uǰumčin (mvf-shi) Tumut; Tumet; Tümet (mvf-tum) Jo-Uda; Bairin; Balin; Naiman; Keshikten; Barin; Kešikten (mvf-jou) Chahar; Chaha'er; Chakhar; Qahar; Čakhar (mvf-cha) Jostu; Ke'erqin; Kharchin; Kharachin; Kharchin-Tumut; Eastern Tumut; Jastu; Kharčin (mvf-jos) Ordos; E'erduosite (mvf-ord) Jirim; Kalaqin; Khorchin; Jalait; Gorlos; J̌aliat (mvf-jir) Ulanchab; Urat; Mingan (mvf-ula) Ejine (mvf-eji)

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Ethnologue Status: Not listed Sutherland's Red List: Not listed