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Yeniseian languages - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (462 words) |
 | The Yeniseian family of languages (sometimes known as Yenisei-Ostyak) is spoken in central Siberia. |
| Yugh (†) (2 or 3 non-fluent speakers in 1991) |
| Only two languages of this family survived into the 20th century, Ket, with around 1,000 speakers and Yugh, which is now possibly extinct. |
| Azerweb.com (394 words) |
| Together with the Yugh Theatre they will be working in the Khatai prison from 11-19 March with female prisoners, who in turn will be staging a performance dedicated to the prisoners’ own life stories. |
| With cooperation from the Ministry of Justice, whom we take this chance to thank for their valuable support in the project, and Yugh theatre, whose director Gumrah Omar, who is taking lead of the project after the performance, the company had a series of meetings and held workshops with the female prisoners. |
| Yugh were founded as a theatre studio by Vagif Ibrahimoglu with the help of Ministry of Culture and Hasan Turabov in 1989 and granted a state status in 1992. |
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