X̌ikwor Zǝbon Yarkišt

Sǝk X̌ikwor zǝboni wuδge batk ɣa ziyot yarki vitk. X̌ikve x̌at sǝk nivišnen ziyot sǝk aksbandi woz filimbardori ye yarkev zur diyetk woz yem tǝr..

Sǝk X̌ikwor zǝboni wuδge batk ɣa ziyot yarki vitk. X̌ikve x̌at sǝk nivišnen ziyot sǝk aksbandi woz filimbardori ye yarkev zur diyetk woz yem tǝr nǝṣ̌ak zǝboner tahafuz rǝδor woz tǝr pʉrut ṣ̌icʉvner ɣa yarkev x̌etk. Endangered Language Alliance kumdeṣ̌ ki sǝk zike tahafuz yark cart, dǝ x̌ʉ yi tilwisayi sǝkem spo zik yarker yori x̌etk woz yave yarki murdumer drem dastiyob. Yem yarki tǝr Tojikison woz Pokiston vitk woz Husniya nung spocen yi x̌ike yem pǝtorẓ̌oδ xizina tǝrliman pityax̌k. Yave yark tayin x̌aker drem dest ṣ̌ǝkurit.

Endangered Language Alliance

 Husniya Khujamyorova

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