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• English > Mongolian & Mongolian > English dictionary

• thematic vocabulary Mongolian-English with audio

• phrase book English-Mongolian (Peace Corps) (1992)

• Mongolian-English dictionary: Mongolian alphabet & transliteration in Latin (font to download)

• Mongolian-French dictionary & Mongolian grammar (font to download)

• Mongolian etymological dictionary (Latin alphabet)

• Dictionnaire mongol-russe-français: Mongolian-Russian-French dictionary by Joseph Kowalewski (1844) (Mongolian characters)

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• Mongolisch-deutsch-russisches Wörterbuch: Mongolian-German-Russian dictionary by Isaak Jakob Schmidt (1835) (Mongolian characters)

• Mongolian keyboard to type a text with the Cyrillic alphabet

• conversion Cyrillic-Latin alphabet

• Mongolian grammar

• Mongolian writing traditional

• Mongolian alphabet: traditional characters [PDF]

• Mongolian grammar [PDF]

• linguistic map of the Mongolian

• Colloquial Mongolian: Mongolian course for beginners (2007)

• Éléments de grammaire mongole: Mongolian grammar (Ordos dialect, Inner Mongolia) by Georges Soulié (1903)

• Grammaire de la langue mongole écrite [PDF] Written Mongolian grammar by Louis Hambis (1945)

• Grammatik der mongolischen Sprache: Mongolian grammar by Isaak Jakob Schmidt (1831)

• books about Mongolian language: Google books & Internet archive & other books

• texts in Mongolian, transliterated in Latin & Cyrillic alphabet, translation in English

• Mongolian anthem [PDF]

• the Bible in Mongolian: Genesis & New Testament (Mongolian traditional alphabet, from Inner Mongolia)

• The New Testament of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ (1846) in Mongolian characters

First article of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Хүн бүр төрж мэндлэхдд эрх ёөлөөтэй, адилхан нэр төртэй, ижил эрхтэй байдаг.
Оюун ухаан, нандни ёанар заяасан хүн гэгё өөр хоорондоо ахан дүүгийи үзэл санаагаар харьцах уёиртай.

-> First article in different languages

-> Declaration of Human Rights: bilingual text

• Maudgalyāyana: the legend of Molon toyin (end 19th century) written with the Mongolian alphabet