#Classical Mongolian Script

Mongolian Traditional script is the most beautiful writing system ever! Fight me, i’ll bite! #instareels #mongolianscript #reelsviral

In this video, @murunbat_ mentions one of the reasons why Mongolians use the Cyrillic script. Mongolians began using Cyrillic mainly due to political and educational reforms during the socialist period in the 20th century. Main reasons: 1. Influence of the Soviet Union After the Mongolian Revolution of 1921, Mongolia became closely aligned with the Soviet Union. In the 1940s, the Soviet government encouraged Mongolia to adopt the Cyrillic alphabet, similar to the Russian writing system. 2. Literacy and education reforms The Traditional Mongolian script was considered difficult for mass literacy at that time. The Cyrillic alphabet was easier to teach and helped increase literacy across the country. 3. Official adoption In 1946, the Mongolian People’s Republic officially replaced the traditional script with the Cyrillic alphabet for schools, government, and publications. Today - Mongolia widely uses Cyrillic in everyday life, education, and media. - The traditional Mongolian script is being revived and taught in schools. - The government plans to gradually increase the use of the traditional script alongside Cyrillic. #Mongolia #mongolian #mongolianlanguage #mongolie #mongoliatravel

Our biggest flex 🇲🇳 Buryat-Mongolians historically used the traditional vertical Mongolian script until the early 1930s. Mongolian script is a flexible system, allowing speakers of various dialects (Khalkha, Buryad, Oirad, Inner Mongolian, etc.) to read the same text regardless of pronunciation differences. Documents used: materials of the State Archives of Buryatia, archive of the Buryad Unen newspaper, example of Vagindra script. #buryatia#mongolia#mongolian#буряадхэлэн#монголбичиг

Today’s Vocabulary: Унших(Unshih) - To read Бичих(Bichih) - To write Ойлгох(Oilgoh) - To understand/To bounce I’ve made sure to include words from my previous videos in today’s example sentences to help you build your vocabulary! I’m on a 28-day mission to spread the Mongolian language through daily content! If you're enjoying these daily lessons and want to support the journey, check out my Patreon! Get access to extended tutorials, and exclusive resources. Support the channel: patreon.com/MongolianLanguageDay #mongolian #language #lesson

In this video, we will cover another phonetic rule in the Mongolian language that deals with the endings of the words, such as халуун-haluun 🚀 Want to learn faster? For in-depth lessons covering grammar, phonetics, and exclusive tips and tricks, join our community on Patreon! 🔗 Support the journey: patreon.com/MongolianLanguageDay Follow us for more daily Mongolian! 🇲🇳 #mongolian #language #lesson

Би - bi - I Чи - chi - you Найз - naiz - friend I included words from the previous videos in the sentences. Thank you @udvalsflowers for the collaboration! The flowers made the video more colorful and lively! 🥳 I'm on a mission to spread the Mongolian language content creation for 28 days! Sharing 3 new word every day! Follow us for more! #mongolian #language #creation

This video took me a while to finish — the story gave me goosebumps🫢 Tamir’s grandmother spent her days as a Soviet censor, but at night she secretly taught her grandson the old Mongolian script. Today, Tamir @tamir.art is one of Mongolia’s most respected calligraphers, founder of @calligraphy_center_mongolia — located in Kharkhorin, the ancient capital of the Mongol Empire. He’s also a teacher to hundreds of students from Mongolia and abroad. 🐎When I visited, invited by his wife Agata, Tamir didn’t even know who I was. But later, completely unplanned, he surprised me with a gift — a custom calligraphy piece that reads: “roots. Where it all begins. I bow to Tengri and to our ancestors. Whisper prayers to those who came before me” 🫢It even came with an authentication certificate, but for me, its value is something else entirely. This is the most meaningful piece I own, and it will stay with me forever. 📚Behind these beautiful letters lies an entire world — literature, medicine, legends, and wisdom locked away since Soviet times. When Mongolia switched to Cyrillic, the natural flow of the language was broken. The old script reveals its true rhythm and roots — it’s the key to our ancestors’ knowledge. 😶‍🌫️The fastest way to erase a nation is to erase its language. Yet here, it still lives. 🥲I only learned a year ago that we Buryat-Mongols once used this script too. Yes, the Soviets brought some good things — but the strength it took for this nation to protect their writing, and still use it in government, is something I deeply admire. 🇲🇳There’s a Mongolian proverb: “The best education is to learn how to be a human.” Calligraphy teaches that. And Tamir’s grandmother’s story reminded me — preserving your language is preserving your soul. Thank you @tamir.art @calligraphy_center_mongolia I’m omw to find a Mongolian language tutor 🫢😂 #mongolia#mongolian#calligraphy #mongolianscript #kharakhorum #mongolianart #mongolianartist #mongoliancalligraphy #buryad

Mongolian Language Day #33 Today’s Vocabulary: Пизда(Pizda) - Cunt Битгий хуц(Bitgii huts) - Don't bark Новш(Novsh) - Trash Thank you @themightycretin for collaborating on this video! It was super nice talking to you again 🥳 For anyone who is interested in having private lessons, you can get Mongolian language lesson with me for 10$, preferably once a week :D If you're enjoying these daily lessons and want to support the journey, check out my Patreon! Get access to extended tutorials, and exclusive resources. Support the channel: patreon.com/MongolianLanguageDay #mongolian #language #lesson

Today’s Vocabulary: Яагаад(Yagaad) - Why Бодох(Bodoh) - To think Чадах(Chadah) - Can For anyone who is interested in having private lessons, you can get Mongolian language lesson with me for 10$, preferably once a week :D If you're enjoying these daily lessons and want to support the journey, check out my Patreon! Get access to extended tutorials, and exclusive resources. Support the channel: patreon.com/MongolianLanguageDay #mongolian #language #lesson

Today’s Vocabulary: Эрэгтэй(Eregtei) - Male Эмэгтэй(Emegtei) - Female Хүн(Hun) - Person For anyone who is interested in having private lessons, you can get Mongolian language lesson with me for 10$, preferably once a week :D If you're enjoying these daily lessons and want to support the journey, check out my Patreon! Get access to extended tutorials, and exclusive resources. Support the channel: patreon.com/MongolianLanguageDay #mongolian #language #lesson

Mongolian steppe culture is one of the most unrecognized and misunderstood cultures in the world. It is often spoken about only through conquest, while its poetry, oral traditions, philosophy, and deep systems of knowledge are ignored. For centuries, Mongolians educated through storytelling, memory, music, and lived practice, building a rich cultural world without needing the structures that the West later defined as “civilization.” Yet even today, in the 21st century, steppe people from Central Asia are still labeled as barbaric or uncultured, while Greek and Western European cultures are treated as naturally superior—a mindset I still hear in college classrooms. This is not only false, but unfair. Mongolian culture, alongside other steppe civilizations like the Scythians and Turkic peoples, developed advanced traditions in art, weaving, metallurgy, governance, and diplomacy that influenced vast parts of the world. To remember Mongolians only for conquest is to erase the depth, creativity, and dignity of a culture that has shaped history far more than most are willing to admit. #MongolianCulture #SteppeCulture #NomadicHeritage #CentralAsia #UnrecognizedHistory #HiddenHistory #DecolonizeHistory #BeyondConquest #CulturalPride #CulturalIdentity #OralTradition #AncientWisdom #BreakStereotypes #ChallengeTheNarrative #RepresentationMatters #HistoryMatters #WorldHistory #IndigenousKnowledge #MoreThanConquerors

In this video, I will talk about the gender of sounds in Mongolian and how they play role in the language :D