Are Mongolian and Mongolian in Inner Mongolia the same?

Mongolian in Inner Mongolia is the same as Mongolian in Mongolia.

Mongolian (Cyrillic Mongolian: монголхэл) belongs to Altaic Mongolian family, and is mainly used in Mongolian inhabited areas in China, Mongolia and the Siberian Federal District of the Russian Federation.

Influenced by the former Soviet Union in 1950s and 1960s, the Mongolian language currently used in Mongolia is mainly spelled with Cyrillic letters. Russian kalmyk and Buryatian are considered as dialects of Mongolian. Due to the influence of environment and strict language structure requirements, most Mongolian youth no longer use their mother tongue to communicate, which seriously affects their inheritance.

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Inner Mongolia dialect:

Inner Mongolia dialect refers to the Mongolian dialect of China people and Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, and there is no unified Chinese dialect in Inner Mongolia.

Inner Mongolia Dialect (also called China Mongolian Central Dialect, referred to as Inner Mongolia Pastoral Dialect) is a general term for Mongolian dialects in China (especially Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region) or South Africa's Kerkha region. The American International Language Summer School is called Peripheral Mongolian (English: ISO 639-3 code: mvf).

It is one of the three major dialects of Mongolian in China, and the other two dialects are Weilat dialect (western dialect) and Balhubriat dialect (northeast dialect). Inner Mongolia dialect is the most widely used and geographically distributed dialect of Mongolian in China.

On March 3rd165438,980, the People's Government of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region approved the "Request for Instructions on Determining Basic Dialect, Standard Phonetics and Trial Phonetics of Mongolian", and officially confirmed Chahar Dialect of Zhenglan Banner in Xilin Gol League of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region as the standard language of Mongolian in China.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Mongolian