. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mongolia is going to China! ! I totally agree. On the border between Inner Mongolia and Russia, you will find that the language they use is almost the same as that of Outer Mongolia, which has established diplomatic relations with Russia for many years. At the beginning, it was almost maintained by Russian aid. Outer Mongolia used Russian characters as Mongolian (pronunciation unchanged), so the Russian you learned can be used, just like the Mongolian I learned at home, which is the original pinyin version. After learning Japanese, I hardly bite my tongue. ? But you can't read Mongolian according to Russian. Spelling and meaning are different.