Mongolian ancient prose translation

Mongolian Online Translator: It provides free online translators in Mongolian, supports Mongolian-Chinese translation, and can not only translate Mongolian texts, but also translate Mongolian websites.

Instructions for use: Please enter the Chinese you want to convert, and then click the "Convert" button, and you can easily convert Chinese into Mongolian.

Mongolian is the language spoken by the Mongolian people and belongs to the Mongolian family of Altai language family. There are many dialects in Mongolian, which are mainly divided into central dialect, western dialect (Uygur), northern dialect (Buryatian) and eastern dialect (Horqin-Harqin). At present, both China and Inner Mongolia are written in traditional Mongolian letters, which are used side by side with simplified Chinese. However, due to the influence of the Soviet Union during the period of the People's Republic of Mongolia, Mongolia abolished the traditional Mongolian language and mainly used Cyrillic letters. Now the traditional Mongolian language, which is less used, has been resumed. According to the latest statistics, there are about 5.7 million people who speak Mongolian as their mother tongue, and the characters used are Mongolian alphabet and Basiba.

Mongolian is one of the ancient national languages, belonging to Altai Mongolian family, which is distributed in People's Republic of China (PRC), Mongolia and Russian Federation. Mongolian language in China is mainly distributed in Inner Mongolia, Xinjiang, Qinghai, Gansu, Liaoning, Jilin, Heilongjiang and other provinces. Mongolian is a kind of adhesive language, and its main feature is that there is a strict vowel harmony law in pronunciation, that is, harmony is carried out according to vowel tongue position or round lips. For example, in a word, it is either a postvowel (positive vowel) or a middle vowel (negative vowel). But the front vowel (neutral vowel) and the back vowel or middle vowel can appear in the same word. Morphologically, it is based on the root or stem, followed by additional components to derive new words and change the shape of words; Nouns, pronouns, adjectives, numerals, adverbs, postpositions and verbs all belong to the grammatical category of person, number or case; Verbs belong to grammatical categories such as tense, aspect, state and form. According to structuralism, the word order in a sentence is regular. Usually the subject comes before the predicate, the modifier comes before the modifier, and the predicate comes after the object.