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"Dialect" diversity understated

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Some notes from Lindsay, Robert. "Mutual Intelligibility Among the Turkic Languages." Retrieved December 18 (2010): 2015.[1]

  • "Uyghur or New Uyghur (a macrolanguage) and Uzbek (a macrolanguage) are fairly close, but they are still probably only ~75% intelligible."
  • "There is huge dialect diversity in Uyghur, some believe it represents more than one language (Hahn 1998), and in fact, Uyghur does appear to be more than one language
  • M[utual]I[ntelligibility] between Turkish and Uyghur is low, ~20% (Tekin 1978).
  1. Hahn, Reinhard F. (1998.) "Uyghur," in Johanson, Lars and Éva Á Csató, editors. The Turkic languages. London: Routledge. [2]
  2. Tekin, Talat (1978). "Türk dilleri ailesi (Turkic family of languages)." Turk Dili 37:318, 173-183.[3]

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