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#font #release #opentype #features #design #stylistic #sets #typography #Cyrillic #Macedonian #Serbian #Udmurt

A new issue of Linguistic Typology at the Crossroads with a very interesting article by Denys Teptiuk on reported speech and thought in six Finno-Ugric languages: https://typologyatcrossroads.unibo.it/issue/view/1101
#linguistics #typology #uralic #finnougric #uralic languages #hungarian #estonian #finnish #erzya #udmurt #komi

A new issue of Linguistic Typology at the Crossroads with a very interesting article by Denys Teptiuk on reported speech and thought in six Finno-Ugric languages: https://typologyatcrossroads.unibo.it/issue/view/1101
#linguistics #typology #uralic #finnougric #uralic languages #hungarian #estonian #finnish #erzya #udmurt #komi

In the name of #Moksha folk, the "Toraman Terdemas" editors expresses deep condolences to our #Udmurt neighbors on the anniversary of the death of Albert Razin. 3 years ago, on September 10, on the central square of the city of Izhkar, he committed a rejected act of self-immolation, finding no other way to preserve the sovereign rights of the indigenous folk in the Russian Federation.

This is a great loss not only for our neighbors, the Udmurts, but also for all Finno-Ugric peoples, who right now continue to stubbornly Russify and assimilate, and also send them to a war that is not ours. Albert Razin single-handedly protested against the destruction of his native language, traditions and culture, the abolition of the teaching of Udmurt tongue in schools; then they did not hear him, but today they are trying to forget.

An outstanding linguist sacrificed himself in the name of his people and their language, and his public death became a fiery testament both to the Udmurts, and probably to us, Mokshas, who are ashamed of their roots. One of the last words of the faithful son of the Udmurt folk Albert Razin were the following: «Burn, empire! Live, my people».

His death is a sign for all indigenous peoples (including Finno-Ugric peoples) – each of us personally is not needed by anyone except ourselves, therefore it is necessary to return to a full-fledged struggle for our national identity!
https://t.me/toramanj_terdema/59
#DecolonizeRussia