Scientists have found native speakers of the North Kurdish language in Dagestan
Scientists have found out which language the residents of the village of Verkhniy Dzhalgan in Dagestan are native speakers of. All this time, people themselves did not know what language they spoke, RIA Dagestan reports , citing Sabrina Shikhalieva, an employee of the Gamzat Tsadasy Institute. As the agency notes, about 900 village residents associated their dialect with the Persian, Tat, Azerbaijani and Agul languages.