Introduction, grammar, and sample sentences for Jegün Yogur

Pennsylvania: University of Pennsylvania, Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations. Sino-Platonic Papers, No 54, November, 1994. — 34 p. — ISSN 2157-9687 (online)The following materials are translated and edited by the author based on three books: Jegün Yogur keleba Mongyol kele [Jegün Yogur and Mongolian languages], Jegün Yogur kelen-ü üges [Vocabularies of Jegün Yogur language] written by Bulchuluu, and Jegün Yogur kelen-ü üge kelelge-yin materiyal [Language Materials for Jegün Yogur], written by Bulchuluu and Jalsan. The materials consist of the following four parts, introduction, basic grammar, sentence, and selected bibliographies in Mongolian and Chinese. Jegün Yogur are known as Shera Yogur in West and Dongbu Yuguyu in Chinese. They are one branch of a small minority people, Yogur, living in the northwestern territory of China, mainly inhabit Sunan Yugu Autonomous County, Gansu province and small number of people lives Jiuquan County of Gansu province.