Examples of using Lezgin in English and their translations into Russian
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The"Samur" Lezgin Centre.
First Lezgin theater originated in 1906 in the village of Akhty.
The"Samur" National Lezgin Centre.
The Lezgin"Samur" Centre.
The mosque is frequently called the‘Lezgin Mosque.
Kerimov, Lezgin, Serbian, French, Chechen etc.
Newspapers are published in Kurdish, Lezgin, Talysh and Georgian.
In 1998, the State Lezgin theater was opened in Azerbaijan, located in Qusar.
In the Gusar andKhachma districts local television broadcasts in the Lezgin language.
This instruction is provided in Lezgin, Tati, Talysh and other languages.
Lezgin textbooks come from Russia and teachers complain that they are not adapted for contemporary teaching.
Such instruction takes place in the Lezgin, Tatok, Talysh and other languages.
With regard to the rural population, it would seem, mostly retained for a long time, their old languages,related to modern Daghestanian family, especially Lezgin.
In 1830, as a stronghold on the Lezgin cordon Line, the military settlement of Lagodekhi was founded.
Azerbaijan Radio makes regular broadcasts in the Kurdish, Lezgin and Talysh languages.
In particular, the newspaper Samur is published in Lezgin and Dengi Kurd is published in Kurdish; in Gusary district the newspaper Gusar is published in Lezgin.
The G. Sarabsky house of culture in Baku has allocated space for the Lezgin cultural centre Samur.
In the words of his grandson,"If you had asked this mountain Lezgin what was the most important thing in his life, he would probably have quietly answered.
For example, regular programmes financed from the State budget are broadcast by the State radio in Kurdish, Lezgin, Talysh, Georgian, Russian and Armenian.
In the Hachmas region the local radio makes broadcasts in the Lezgin and Tatok languages. In the Husary and Hachmas regions the local television also broadcasts in Lezgin.
With State financial support the publication of new newspapers in Kurdish, Lezgin and Talysh has been launched.
Official Azerbaijani government statistics state that the Lezgin population is only 2% of the total population of the country, bringing the number to 178,000, however, this figure could be up to double.
Some of the most vivid examples of the folklore of these peoples include the Lezgi toy(Lezgin wedding) and the Udin toy Udi wedding.
Their names were given as follows: Lezgin Jahangiri, son of Bayg; Mohammad Rastegar Moqaddam, son of Ali; Khorshid Mokarrami, son of Jafar; Mohammad Saleh Nemati, son of Mozafar; Qader Arjomandi, son of Ramezan; Hossein Tarani, son of Rasool; and Mehdi Khanbashi, son of Esmail.
In 1935, based on the semi-professional team was created Lezgin State Music and Drama Theatre named after S. Stalsky.
These languages are: German, Polish, Korean, Dungan, Kurdish, Turkish, Tatar, Azerbaijani, Uighur, Chechen, Greek, Armenian,Hebrew, Lezgin, Ukrainian and Belarusian.
In recent years, Azerbaijan has produced curricula and 17 textbooks,including We Study Our Native Language, Alphabet, The Lezgin Language, The Talysh Language, The Tat Language, The Kurdish Language, The Tsakhur Language, The Avar Language and The Udi Language.
In the 2010/11 academic year, 13,133 pupils at 108 general secondary schools studied one of 16 ethnic minority languages as a separate subject: German, Polish, Korean, Dungan, Kurdish, Turkish, Tatar, Azerbaijani, Uighur, Chechen, Greek, Armenian,Hebrew, Lezgin, Ukrainian and Belarusian.
Replying to a question on that subject, he explained that several minorities- Russian,Ukrainian, Lezgin, Talysh, Kurd and Avar, in particular- were represented in Parliament.
In addition, during the 2010/11 academic year, 13,133 pupils at 108 general secondary schools studied 16 ethnic minority languages as a separate subject German, Polish, Korean, Dungan, Kurdish, Turkish, Tatar, Azerbaijani, Uighur, Chechen, Greek, Armenian,Hebrew, Lezgin, Ukrainian and Belarusian.