The official language is Mongolian and is spoken by 90% of the population. English is quickly replacing Russian as the most popular language following Mongolian. Many Mongolians also speak Korean, Japanese, Chinese, German and other western European languages.
Learn about the Mongolian People—their origins, history, culture, and modern lifestyle. Discover how nomadic traditions shaped Mongolia and who Mongolians are today.
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