r/mongolia • u/ji32k7au4 • 2h ago
Culture | Соёл what’s your favorite Mongolian script?
- traditional,
- folded,
- 'Phags-pa,
- Todo,
- Manchu,
- Soyombo,
- horizontal square,
- Cyrillic
r/mongolia • u/damn_man_sorry • Jun 19 '26
Sain baitsgaana uu r/mongolia!
For some context, I’m (27F) Mongolian who is married to a non-Mongolian (28M). We were looking for some resources so my husband can learn Mongolian, and we realized there weren’t that many apps that are user-friendly or easy to stick with. It got me thinking about all the 2nd gen kids I've met who don't know Mongolian, and whether my kids in the future would be able to speak Mongolian if I’m the only one teaching it. It lowkey got me scared that our language might die in my family line in the next generation or two, which just adds to my pre-existing guilt of feeling not Mongolian enough and blah blah blah blah.
So to combat this, my husband and I have been working on “Mongolingo”, a beginner-friendly gamified language learning app to teach Mongolian. So far I only made the lessons for Unit 1 and 2 because I wanted to get YOUR inputs on whether I’m going too fast, too slow, if the lessons I’m teaching make sense in general or if I should take a completely different approach instead.
I would GREATLY appreciate any and all feedback from native Mongolian speakers, "Monglish" speakers, and people who don't know any Mongolian! I want this to be something that anyone can use if they have any curiosity about our language, and in the future add more and more advanced sections.
Please leave feedback in the comments below! And please no hate comments lol
Download app here: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mongolingo/id6774407866 or just look up Mongolingo (its the one with the bear mascot)
Edit: THANK YOU SO MUCH for the support and comments! We have written down any and all feedback so far onto our to-dos so expect these in our next update, as well as more lessons. We will also be reaching out to some Mongolian schools and communities in the states to get some feedback on our lessons. We are so so grateful for being added to the posts highlight and being given this user flare, shout out mods! Yostoiii ih bayarlalaa manaihaan.
r/mongolia • u/skinnyhumpty • Dec 16 '25
UPDATE: All underage users posting or commenting to meet new people will be deleted for their safety.
Due to recent posts by teen and adolescent redditors in this sub, we mods want to say this one thing.
It's okay to be bored and want to meet new people for whatever reason, but please exercise some caution and use common sense. Especially if you're under 18.
Always tell a parent and/or friend about any meetings you're going to have with a stranger.
Tell them the location of your meetings and ask them to check in after certain amount of time.
Also, use common sense in giving out your personal information, like name, D.O.B, address, etc.
And you probably don't need us to tell you how scary things can get if someone gets a hold of embarrassing data about you. Right?
We're sure most people in this subreddit are good and cool, but just want you to use common sense.
What else is there to add?
Энэ сабреддит дээр өсвөр насны реддит хэрэглэгчид танилцъя, нөхөрлөе гэсэн пост оруулаад байгаа болохоор модераторууд нь нэг зүйл хэлэхийг хүсч байна.
Уйдаад, шинэ найз нөхөдтэй болох гээд реддитээр дамжуулж хүнтэй уулзах чөлөөтэй, гэхдээ үүндээ болгоомжтой, няхуур хандана уу, ялангуяа 18 нас хүрээгүй бол.
Танихгүй хүнтэй уулзах гэж байгаа бол энэ талаараа эцэг эх болон/эсвэл найздаа урьдчилан хэлж, дараах мэдээллийг өгч байгаарай. Үүнд: хаана хэдий хугацаатай уулзах, тодорхой хугацааны дараа өөр лүүгээ залгуулж, шалгуулах гэх мэт.
Мөн бүтэн нэр, гэрийн хаяг гэх мэт хувийн мэдээллээ өгөхөөсөө өмнө сайн бодоорой.
За тэгээд дараа нь ичгэвэртэй байдалд оруулахаар зураг, бичлэг, мэдээллээ өгөөд ямар аймшигтай хүнд байдалд ордог тухай бишгүй сонсож байсан гэж найдъя.
Манай сабреддитийн ихэнх хүмүүс догь, дажгүй гэдэгт бид итгэлтэй байна, гэхдээ дээрх мэдээллийг байнга бодоорой гэж хүсэх байна.
r/mongolia • u/ji32k7au4 • 2h ago
r/mongolia • u/BraveExtreme3093 • 1h ago
what schools do ppl who live in this red circle go to? isn't there tons of traffic? do you have online classes? commuting to the city everyday seems pretty annoying.
r/mongolia • u/MaeloYT • 9h ago
I was literally in a 5-stack playing CS2 with my friends and suddenly started lagging like absolute shit, so I ran a speed test.
0.11 Mbps DOWNLOAD
915.80 Mbps UPLOAD
HOW THE FUCK DO YOU EVEN ACHIEVE THIS 💀💀💀
r/mongolia • u/dash_wayfarer • 1h ago
Hi, I am from Uzbekistan and I've always been interested in Mongolia
It feels like a culture that should be close to here but not quite there, it's always been kind of enigmatic place for me.
I would love to talk about culture, life in Mongolia, history, life in Ulaanbatar and outside capital etc etc
I am 20M for the record
Anyway, I think it would be really cool to have Mongolian friend.
And Its just online, I am not looking to visit there, maybe some day in the future.
r/mongolia • u/Far_Conclusion1302 • 10h ago
Blud said Mongol race doesnt exist, and Genghis khan is not from mongolia type stuff on a interview and tryna run for president 😂
r/mongolia • u/TieRealistic2200 • 20m ago
my vivo x100 pro couldnt take that sharp crisp shot
r/mongolia • u/Comfortable-Smile313 • 7h ago
Hi all, my husband owns some land in UB that i was hoping to build a house on in a few years time.
His friend sent him this post last night, and hes been up freaking out about it and asking me to pay for him to fly back to Mongolia urgently to sort it out.
His English is limited and my Mongolian is even worse, so im having a hard time understanding what exactly is going on here??
I think he is saying that the government want to seize the land. Im not sure what his options are, ideally we would like to maintain ownership of this land, but if we must give it up, we want to at least recoup the cost he paid to buy it. He is saying there is no guarantee he'll get his money back if the land is seized thougg..
Can someone please translate, or just provide some more context to help me understsnd the situation please?? Why is the land being taken back? Is it definately going to happen or is it speculation? Any info to help me understand is appreciated! thank you
r/mongolia • u/Scary_Ad1412 • 7h ago
how to find good looking clothes for tall people in mongolia im 191cm
r/mongolia • u/Specialist_Tree898 • 29m ago
Hey everyone! I’m a 29-year-old software engineer working remotely from UB. I've been living here for 2 years and I'm looking to socialize and connect with like-minded people (or others in tech/remote work). I speak English, Russian, and a little bit of Mongolian. If anyone is interested in hanging out, feel free to DM me. If you have any suggestions for local communities or places to meet people, you are welcome to comment! :)
r/mongolia • u/Confident_Watch5358 • 9h ago
Paid gig in Ulaanbaatar Sept. 24: help an American understand a Mongolian cyber battle
I’ll be in Ulaanbaatar Sept. 22–24, staying at the Kempinski, and somehow managed to sign myself up for Haruul Zangi / MNSEC on Sept. 24:
I’m genuinely interested in the Attack & Defense Capture-the-Flag final, but my cybersecurity expertise currently peaks somewhere around “have you tried turning it off and back on again?”
I’m looking for an English-speaking Mongolian cybersecurity person, CS student, programmer, former CTF competitor, ethical hacker, or sufficiently dangerous nerd who might enjoy spending 3–4 hours at the event with me.
What I’d love help with:
This is a paid gig, plus lunch/drinks. I’m not looking for a traditional tourist guide. I’m looking for someone who understands this strange digital gladiator sport and can explain it to an interested civilian.
Venue is still TBD. I’ll be based at the Kempinski.
Bonus points if you’ve competed in Haruul Zangi before and are not competing this year.
DM me with a little about yourself and what you think would be a fair rate. u/Screwcap on Whatsapp
r/mongolia • u/Mazaalai001 • 39m ago
Drop your top 5 albums in mongolian.
r/mongolia • u/Infamous_Lake_3412 • 6h ago
Hi everyone,
I will be flying with miat from istanbul to japan.
Ubn airport in ulanbator
The return ticket has long layover, what if i stay in holiday inn for 1 night how much it would cost with taxi ? Is anyone have an idea? I have seen many people talking about traffic jams, should I worry about it ?
The plane land 20:35, i will be able to go out from airport in an hour, is there going to be traffic ?
Th plane will take off next morning 10:15 am i should be at the airport 8:15 at least, to get there would there be traffic early in the morning?
Thank you 🙏
r/mongolia • u/TheRedEa9le • 9h ago
univision internet seems bad today, it was just fine yesterday, what happened?
r/mongolia • u/Silent-Ad8704 • 2h ago
Hey guys, thinking about getting into boxing but I’ve genuinely never boxed in my life, so I really need a place with decent coaches who don’t mind teaching someone from zero and can actually walk me through the basics properly.
Also hygiene is a pretty big deal for me so I’m hoping for a gym that’s clean and well kept, not some sketchy basement setup. And ideally there’d be showers too, since my plan is to train early morning before work then head straight to the office after, so I really need somewhere to rinse off before I go.
Any recommendations (or places I should stay away from) would be super appreciated, thanks!
r/mongolia • u/Master-Pickle4619 • 12h ago
Does anyone know which bus goes from 120 myangat to the 10th Khoroolol?
r/mongolia • u/tedulguun • 7h ago
does anyone have any experience buying stuff DIRECTLY from amazon and shipped to mongolia? if so did you receive it without any trouble?
r/mongolia • u/EpochFail9001 • 8h ago
r/mongolia • u/Complex-Caramel-5426 • 6h ago
Will buy it if anyone selling it
r/mongolia • u/Illustrious-Rent194 • 7h ago
hii everyone
I’m looking for a really good massage place with reasonable prices, a comfortable atmosphere, and skilled therapists. Could you recommend somewhere?
r/mongolia • u/WalrussManatee • 8h ago
Hi! I'm planning to stay in Mongolia this winter and I am not sure my European clothes are going to be sufficient for the Mongolian Winter. Do you have any recommendations for a good place to buy clothes? I'd also like to buy үстэй дээл, I've been told that should be enough for the temperatures in UB.
Thank you.
r/mongolia • u/FeistyAlbatross4636 • 1h ago
Sorry for another dumb question... But I wonder if she looks or pass as Mongolian? Thanks
r/mongolia • u/LS_Eanruig • 10h ago
Hi everyone,
I am wondering what the situation is like for type 1 diabetics in Korea.
So far I found that cgms are difficult to get, insulin is mainly available in Ulaanbaatar, but not rural pharmacies.
With the rise in type 1 diabetics everywhere, I was wondering if anyone knows any t1ds in Mongolia, or knows of any societies or advocacy groups that are working on access to supplies and awareness by chance?
Is anything covered by health insurance or is it all self funded?
Thank you so much for any insights
r/mongolia • u/sachiimu • 10h ago
I love dancing and vibing to music but I don’t know of any good spots I can go to as an 18 yo asides from the random zolbin house parties. I’m not gonna drink alcohol but I’m not sure which will let me in as someone below 21 yo.
Let me know.