Examples of using Tajik in English and their translations into Polish
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By shutting down a conversation in Khorog, the Tajik government has simply revealed its fear over its loss of control of the region.
to provide better terms for about one million Tajik migrant workers in Russia.
The flag of Tajikistan features seven stars due to the significance of the number seven in Tajik traditional legends, representing perfection and happiness.
We should use every channel available to appeal to the Tajik authorities to tackle this problem as quickly as possible.
The Tajik authorities have formally undertaken to settle fully their outstanding financial obligations towards the Community and Tajikistan secures a minimum servicing of outstanding Community claims.
is considered the third place in the CIS, after Tajik Ravat gorges
over distribution of Tajik television and radio programs,
A photo essay by Ksenia Diodorova, featured by RFE/RL, offers another window onto the experiences of migration-affected Tajik families.
Much of present-day Sughd province was transferred from the Uzbek SSR to the newly formed Tajik SSR in 1929.
Dushanbe means Monday in the Tajik language, the local language is Parya language.
What I read in paragraph 2 about the disappointment of the Tajik Government I find entirely astonishing.
Rumour has it that the snipers who shot into the crowd in Bishkek were Uzbek and Tajik mercenaries.
Asia who speak Bukhori, a dialect of the Tajik language.
On the one hand, I welcome the fact that Mr Peterle's resolution clearly points out the many problematic areas in the Tajik economy and society.
a corrosive influence on Tajik society.
Instead of this completely misplaced disappointment, the Tajik Government should take care of the large amounts of work it needs to do at home.
Xóõ or Tajik: we also provide examples of usage,
That is, if Tajik receives the general scheme,
Tahmina Niyazova(Tajik: Таҳмина Ниезова,
The Tajik blogosphere, however,