What language is the Inner Mongolian language?

The language of Inner Mongolia is Mongolian.

Mongolian language (Cyrillic Mongolian: Монгол хэл; Traditional Mongolian: ? ; English: Mongolian language), belongs to the Mongolian language family, and is spoken mainly in the Mongolian-populated areas of China, Mongolia, and the Siberian Federal District of the Russian Federation.

The Mongolian language used in Mongolia is mainly spelled in the Cyrillic alphabet due to the influence of the former Soviet Union in the 1950s and 1960s, the Buryat language of Russia is considered a dialect of Mongolian, and the traditional Mongolian language is still used by the Mongols in the Inner Mongolia region of China.

Mongolian arose in the 9th to 10th centuries, and linguists believe that languages such as Dongxiang and Baoan are related to Mongolian; it is mainly divided into a central dialect, a western dialect (Weilat), a northern dialect (Buryat), and an eastern dialect (Kerqin-Karakin).

Official status

Mongolian is the official language of Mongolia. It is used as the second official language in addition to the national official language in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in China and in Buryatia*** and State and Kalmykia*** and State in Russia.

The standard sound of Mongolia is the Ulaanbaatar dialect-based Khalkha Mongolian, the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region of China has the Inner Mongolian Chahar Mongolian as its standard sound, the standard sound of the Kalmyk **** and State of Russia is the Weilat Mongolian, and the standard sound of the Buryat **** and State of Russia is the Buryat Mongolian.