Uyghur (Uyghur:, Latin transliteration of Uyghur tili), the language of Uyghur, belongs to Altai-Turkic-Grolu branch. Very Uzbek. Followed by languages like Kazakh, Kirgiz, Tatar and Turkish.

China official Uyghur (uey- Uyghur cheereby? Zi Qi) is a Latin Uygur language (uly-Uygur chetratiny? Zi Qi) as a supplement.

Grammar:

Modern Uighur has 32 letters, including 8 vowels and 24 consonants.

Basic characteristics: there is a vowel harmony law, the tongue harmony is relatively strict, the lip harmony is relatively loose, and vowels are weakened. Word formation and configuration are rich in additional components.

Nouns have grammatical categories such as number, subordinate person and case. Verbs include state, affirmation and negation, mood, time, person, number, morphological verbs, gerund, auxiliary verbs and other grammatical categories. Verbs expressing various modes develop well.