Translation for "turco-tártaro" to english

Turco-tártaro

• turkish-tatar
• tartar turkish

Translation examples

turkish-tatar

El Día del Museo de la Ciudad, evento en el que participan, niños turcos, tártaros y romaníes, así como niños pertenecientes a otras etnias;
The Day of the Village Museum, an event where Turkish, Tatar, Roma children have participated as well as other children belonging to different ethnics

189. En el curso académico 2010/11, 13.133 alumnos en 108 escuelas de enseñanza general aprendían como materia independiente 16 lenguas nativas, en particular, alemán, polaco, coreano, dungano, curdo, turco, tártaro, azerbaiyano, uigur, checheno, griego, armenio, hebreo, lezguino, ucraniano y bielorruso.
189. 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.

Además, en el curso académico 2010/11, 13.133 alumnos en 108 escuelas de enseñanza general aprendían como materia independiente 16 lenguas autóctonas (en particular, alemán, polaco, coreano, dungano, curdo, turco, tártaro, azerbaiyano, uigur, checheno, griego, armenio, hebreo, lezguino, ucraniano y bielorruso).
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).

2. En el año escolar 2010/11 en 108 escuelas de enseñanza general de la República se imparten a 13.133 escolares, como asignaturas independientes, 16 idiomas de grupos étnicos, a saber: alemán, polaco, coreano, dungano, curdo, turco, tártaro, azerbaiyano, uigur, checheno, griego, armenio, hebreo, lezghi, ucraniano y belaruso.
2. In the 2010/2011 academic year, 13,133 pupils at 108 general secondary schools are studying 16 ethnic languages as subjects in their own right. These languages are: German, Polish, Korean, Dungan, Kurdish, Turkish, Tatar, Azerbaijani, Uighur, Chechen, Greek, Armenian, Hebrew, Lezgin, Ukrainian and Belarusian.