Sentence examples for turkmen language from inspiring English sources

But it was Makhtumquli Fïrāghī (Maghdïmgïlï), Āzādī's son and the most important figure in Turkmen literature, who began to write in a form of the Turkmen language and who set Turkmen writing on the track it would travel throughout the rest of the 18th century and into the 19th.

The Breastfeeding Promotion Law (2009) amended by the parliament in line with International Code 20. 5000 copies WHO growth monitoring charts printed for PHC facilities and ready for distribution (December , 2013 21. 20,000 copies of the Facts for Life book adapted into Turkmen language is published and available to primary healthcare workers across the country    Email this article.

A rather pure Turkmen literary language had reemerged in the 18th century and remained in use until a new one based on spoken Turkmen was introduced after 1917.

After independence in 1991, he ditched the Cyrillic alphabet for the Roman one and made Turkmen the language of instruction in schools, despite the lack of textbooks written in it.

The Turkmen-language literary publications that appeared in Soviet Turkmenistan in the late 1920s and '30s first used a modified Arabic script, then a modified Roman alphabet, and finally a modified Cyrillic alphabet.

The interview was conducted by a trained general physician either in the local language (Turkmen) or in Persian, depending on the subject's preference.

We calibrated the trees against two points of reference: the current dates of dictionaries for each of the contemporary languages, and the Seljuk conquest of Baghdad (1055 CE), which is likely the latest date for divergence of Seljuk-derived languages (Turkish, Azeri, Gagauz) from other Oghuz languages (Turkmen), the earliest likely date being 985 CE [ 18, 19].

The works should be in Turkmen or Russian languages and highlight different aspects of children's lives and promote healthy life style, education, children's participation and early childhood development.

(He spoke Russian with me, although Turkmen is the official language of the country).

Turkmen have their own language and customs.

Until recently, most broadcasting and films employed the Russian language rather than Turkmen.