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Buryat is used in the Russian Republic of Buryatia, neighboring areas in Mongolia, and parts of Inner Mongolia.
Buryat is written using the Cyrillic alphabet:
![[Buryat using the Cyrillic alphabet]](buryat_cyrl.gif)
Buryat was written using the Latin alphabet from 1930-1939:
![[Buryat using the Latin alphabet]](buryat_latn.gif)
Before 1930, Buryat was written using Mongolian script:
![[Buryat using Mongolian script]](buryat_mong.gif)
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Language information at Wikipedia
Writing system information at Wikipedia and Omniglot
Buryat is also called Buriat
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