Mongolian Resources

[Longinus]

I must mention the excellent:

http://kullnom.ch/Kullnom_Verlag/Mongolian_Grammar.html

For those of you who like example sentences, it has thousands, with English translation and both the traditional and Cyrillic script (you turn the book sideways for the traditional).

It's very expensive from US sellers for some reason, but you can find it reasonably priced in Europe. I think I got mine from Germany.

[Speakeasy]

UPDATES:
(1) The following announcement has been incorporated into the description of the Mongolian Language (Writing System):

Mongolia abandons Cyrillic alphabet – LLORG – 20 March 2020

Mongolia has announced plans to restore the use of its traditional alphabet by 2025, replacing the Cyrillic script adopted under the Soviets as it moves away from Russian influence.

(2) his list of resources was completely revised in March 2020 so as to incorporate the much-appreciated subsequent suggestions and comments by a number of forum members. During the revision, the list of categories was expanded to include grammars, dictionaries, phrasebooks, as well as other resources which did not form part of the original lists. Many thanks to the contributors!

EDITED:
Expansion of the text.

[Purangi]

800 Everyday Sentences in Mongolian with Mandarin Translation

(Chinese characters + Latin script + traditional script)

日常蒙古语口语800句完整版（1-80）

[księżycowy]

Just wanted to give a heads up that I am now updating this list on the first page.

[rowanexer]

Here are some online courses.

Mongol Language Competencies for Peace Corps Volunteers in Mongolia by J. Amraa
Textbook
https://archive.org/details/MongolLangu ... InMongolia

Audio
http://web.archive.org/web/201006202358 ... chive.html

TUFS Language Modules Mongolian
http://www.coelang.tufs.ac.jp/mt/mn/index.html
This is a Japanese course with pronunciation, video dialogues, grammar, and vocabulary lists. The video dialogues and the pronunciation might be useful even if you don't speak Japanese.

[Sae]

I never noticed this thread before. So I will throw in my lot:

Apps that support Mongolian for language learning:
Memrise
Ling
Glossika
iTalki

Other online resources:
Nomin Ger
Learn Mongolian with Zaya

Books:
Colloquial Mongoilian
Phrasebook & Dictionary


Places that will have Mongolian Language in the future:
Clozemaster
Uuguul (I know the guy who runs it, he's working on a Mongolian script course & a Mongolian language one)

General resources for input:
Interviews on Nomin Ger's YouTube Channel, which are designed for language learners to follow
Artger (good cultural & food related stuff, sometimes has people speaking in Mongolian)
Voo, a Mongolian Netflix-like streaming service
News.mn - Mongolian news site that supports Mongolian script
Book.mn - online bookstore
Bookstore.mn online e-book store

[księżycowy]

Thanks for the suggestions. I'll add what I don't already have on the list in the first post.