The word "Mongolia" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used as the name of a country, typically located in Asia, or as an adjective meaning "of or relating to Mongolia". For example: "I recently traveled to Mongolia and had an amazing time experiencing the culture and landscape."
To Mongolia, back "home" to the UK for a long-planned family reunion, a bit of Europe, then Egypt for diving with friends and, if I can persuade the boy, to Ethiopia.
Ordos in Inner Mongolia, where a community development was planned for one million people, stands incomplete and mostly empty a decade on.
Fires have raged through thousands of square miles, up to Mongolia, more than 120 miles to the south and practically up to the Chinese border, according to the Russian section of Greenpeace.
She has previously run at the Ghengis Khan festival in Mongolia, through the temples of Angkor Wat in Cambodia and at Kota Kinabalu in Borneo.
Mr Modi's travels, which will also take in Mongolia and South Korea, will emphasise economic co-operation.
To find places with spectacular GDP growth in 2014, intrepid investors must look to countries like South Sudan, Mongolia and the home of "gross national happiness", Bhutan.As well as sporting shows, it will be a year of political shocks and economic shiftsSadly, national happiness will remain elusive in Syria, where the civil war will rage on.
"Foreigners show interest in Mongolia, whose population is just two million people, but its name does not end in 'stan'," he said, straining facts as well as logic.
The number of tourists who visit Mongolia each year is also only a fraction of the foreigners who travel to Kazakhstan.Mr Nazarbayev called for a public discussion of his proposal, which obediently ensued in newspapers, on television and on social-media networks.
Whether by error or design, Mrs Merkel gave him an 18th-century map that excluded Tibet, Xinjiang, Mongolia and Manchuria from China's domains; it also seemed to exclude the islands of Taiwan and Hainan.
One popular alternative is "Kazakhiya", reminiscent of Mongolia or Malaysia.
