evenki造句

• Evenki language spoken only among the forty-fifty years generation.
• The Evenki words were written in the Manchu script in this work.
• He wrote his senior thesis on the structure of the Evenki language.
• There is little information regarding revival efforts or Evenki's status now.
• The name Khatanga means " large water " in the local Evenki language.
• The name comes from an Evenki word for pike.
• The Lower dialect was especially close to Evenki.
• Some young people understood some Evenki as well.
• Evenki in China also speak several dialects.
• The orthographic system developed by Chinese Evenki scholars reflects differences between Evenki and Mongol phonology.
• The orthographic system developed by Chinese Evenki scholars reflects differences between Evenki and Mongol phonology.
• The name Kodar is derived from " khada ", an Evenki word for rock.
• Evenki in China is now written in the Latin script and experimentally in the Mongolian script.
• Like most Tungusic languages, Evenki employs vowel harmony suffix vowels are matched to the vowel in the root.
• There are few sources on the shamanism of the Evenki peoples below the Amur / Helongkiang river in Northern China.
• It is particularly close to Evenki, to the extent that it is occasionally referred to as a dialect of Evenki.
• It is particularly close to Evenki, to the extent that it is occasionally referred to as a dialect of Evenki.
• Khamnigan Evenki, though not a distinct language from other Evenki, is heavily influenced by Mongol, especially in vocabulary.
• Khamnigan Evenki, though not a distinct language from other Evenki, is heavily influenced by Mongol, especially in vocabulary.
• There is little influence from Evenki : although Khamnigan Evenki has a grammatical plural, for example, Khamnigan Mongol does not.