Examples of using Mongolian in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Firebird owns nearly half of a Mongolian company, HBOil, which entered a joint venture with the government of Kim Jong Un in 2013.
They also host websites on classical and modern Mongolian literature and food,
Ulaanbaatar, the Mongolian capital, has also reportedly been suggested as a potential meeting spot.
Mongolian landing forces were subsequently defeated at the Battle of Akasaka and the Battle of Torikai-Gata.
One common theory sees the name as a cognate with the Mongolian хар/khar and Turkic qarā for"black.
In 1274, a Mongolian invasion fleet led by Khotun Khan lands on the Japanese island of Tsushima.
It is usually served to guests when they arrive at a Mongolian home, known as a yurt or ger.
The Mongolian Altai Chemical FactoryMarch 8, 2017The Mongolian Altai Chemical Factory need to purchase some distribution equipments for their new plant.
An attempted Mongolian invasion in 1291 during the Eiso Dynasty ended in failure.
Anduud City FC(Mongolian: Андууд Сити) is a football club from Ulaanbaatar,
Athletic 220 FC(Mongolian: Атлетик 220) is a football club from the Mongolian capital Ulaanbaatar currently playing in the Mongolian Premier League.
Leveraging blockchain technology within the transformation of the cashmere industry can provide numerous benefits for Mongolian herders, buyers, and sellers alike.”.
This has been rendered in Tibetan as Tho-gar yul-gyi bu-mo brgya and in Mongolian as Togar ulus-un yagun ükin.
Takasago Sumo was once the training ground of the Mongolian champion Yokozuna Asashoryu and the top wrestler Asasekiryu.
The word Ordos itself is a kind of boast: In Mongolian, it means“many palaces.”.
The superstitious woman was detained on the airport of Inner Mongolian capital Hohhot, and placed under administrative detention for 10 days.
Because of its view, many travelers say that Lake Khuvsgul and its surrounding area is Mongolian Switzerland and Mongolian Blue pearl.
The unusual increase in pollution in July corresponds with a Mongolian holiday.
Because of this characteristic, it has the name Badain Jaran- which is in Mongolian means“the mystery Lake”!
Former Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel got a Mongolian horse on a 2014 visit, which he named"Shamrock" after his high school mascot.