HomeAn independent Tatar performer based in Turkey who records indie ethnic folk-rock in the Tatar language.
Bashkir literary-artistic and socio-political journal with its own online edition.
A machine learning engineer who single-handedly released over a dozen open speech recognition and synthesis models and spell-checking tools for the Bashkir and Tatar languages.
The personal channel of musician and radio host Aivaz Sadyrov.
A children's literary-artistic magazine in Bashkir with fairy tales, poems, and educational material.
A Tatar-language newspaper and Telegram outlet featuring social pieces, interviews, and human-interest stories.
One of the oldest Crimean Tatar web portals, featuring an online dictionary and library.
A Tatar online school based in Canada, bringing together children from around the world around the Tatar language and culture.
A cultural and religious organization of the Crimean Tatar diaspora in the US, active since 1961 in Brooklyn.
A regular newsletter from the American Tatar Association in New York about the life of the US Tatar community.
A California media channel of the Tatar diaspora, covering the community's history, cultural events, and preservation of traditions.
A free distance-learning school for the Tatar language, run by Kazan Federal University.
A major web portal about the culture, language, and history of the Crimean Tatars.
Open linguistic data for the Crimean Tatar language for the Apertium platform.
A Tatar-English machine translation pair within the open-source Apertium project.
Open morphological data for the Tatar language for the Apertium machine translation platform.
An open machine translation system between Crimean Tatar and Turkish.
An open, rule-based machine translation module for the Tatar and Bashkir languages in the Apertium project.
An open machine translation system between Tatar and Russian.
A Telegram channel about the architectural history of Kazan and Tatarstan, presented as before-and-after comparisons of building photos.
A round-the-clock cultural and educational radio channel in the Bashkir language.
The first Crimean Tatar TV channel, covering the life, history, and culture of Crimean Tatars.
The website of a diaspora association of Tatars and Bashkirs in Australia, uniting communities in Adelaide, Sydney, Melbourne and other cities.
A Crimean Tatar socio-political and cultural newspaper, published since 1990.
A YouTube channel in the Crimean Tatar language that explains wartime safety rules to children.
A humour channel about living colloquial Tatar speech, including its profanity.
A Bashkir folk-pop trio from Ufa whose debut single «Homay» became a viral hit across Turkic-speaking countries.
The channel of a contemporary Tatar-language television comedy show.
A daily digest of Tatar events in Kazan - concerts, lectures, and exhibitions.
A Kazan-based blogger who makes humorous sketches and reels on Tatar themes for Instagram.
The Tatar-Bashkir service of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, broadcasting in Tatar, Bashkir, and Crimean Tatar.
A Crimean Tatar-Ukrainian multidisciplinary artist and musician exploring the colonization of Crimea through music, visual art, and poetry.
Women's magazine in the Bashkir language covering family, culture, literature, and modern life.
Republic-wide social and political newspaper and website in the Bashkir language.
A Tatar-language online library where you can read and download books in Tatar.
An online version of Veli Bakalov's illustrated Crimean Tatar dictionary for children.
TNV television journalist Albert Shakirov runs a personal Telegram channel about filming his documentaries on Tatar villages.
Bashkir-language version of the republic's official news agency, with news and cultural coverage.
Open collection of Bashkir texts for building a language corpus.
A digital corpus of Bashkir drama within the DraCor ecosystem.
Open library of 30 free fonts supporting the Bashkir alphabet.
Telegram channel for learning the Bashkir language - grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation.
Tools for collecting and preparing a Bashkir speech corpus for speech-recognition models.
Curated catalog of digital resources for working with the Bashkir language.
Mobile app for self-study of the Bashkir language at beginner level.
Mobile phrasebook app for learning everyday Bashkir vocabulary.
YouTube channel dedicated to the history, culture, and traditions of the Bashkir people.
Free encyclopedia in the Bashkir language, developed by a community of volunteers.
A custom iOS keyboard that extends Apple's standard Russian layout with Bashkir letters.
Volunteer-run publication about digital initiatives in the Bashkir language, language policy, literature, and cultural events.
Collection of free fonts supporting the Bashkir alphabet and keyboard apps, distributed by the volunteer community "Bashkir Projects".
The channel of the Başqala library, dedicated to learning and strengthening Tatar.
Free app for learning the Tatar language from scratch.
App for learning Tatar in audio format, with no need to type or swipe.
Tatar-language radio station with music, news, talk shows, and cultural-educational programs.
A podcast about Crimean Tatar literature that discusses works, authors and readers in plain language.
Regional television channel of Bashkortostan with news, cultural, and public affairs programs in Bashkir and Russian.
Educational multimedia platform for teaching the Crimean Tatar language to children from 0 to 5 years old.
Digital media project of the Crimean Tatars with online radio, podcasts, and educational courses.
Independent public media outlet about contemporary Crimean Tatar life, identity, culture, and the future of Crimea.
A mobile app for learning the Tatar language through play, featuring a chatbot, word flashcards and speech recognition.
Humorous Telegram channel with jokes and memes on Tatar themes, written from the perspective of a Tatar girl.
A humour channel of Tatar memes and jokes, with the self-ironic tagline "nam tataram lish by darom".
Crimean Tatar blogger Eskender Zova runs a video blog about the Crimean Tatar language on Instagram and TikTok.
Open machine-readable dictionary of Tatar spelling.
An open project documenting the Dobrujan dialect of Crimean Tatar, spoken by the Tatar minority of Romania.
Practical guide to supporting the Crimean Tatar language on digital platforms.
An English-language educational channel about Crimean Tatar identity, culture, language, history, and indigenous rights.
A playlist of video lessons on the Crimean Tatar language in English for foreign learners.
A Crimean Tatar language course on the Memrise platform for self-directed online learning.
Web tool for transliterating Crimean Tatar text between Cyrillic and Latin script.
A text-to-speech system for the Crimean Tatar language built on the SpeechT5 architecture, with an accompanying paper and Zenodo DOI.
A free encyclopedia in the Crimean Tatar language, open to community participation.
The first Crimean Tatar internet portal - video, photo and text content about Crimea and Crimean Tatars, successor to the ATR TV channel.
An Ufa-based streetwear brand featuring prints in the Bashkir language and Bashkortostan symbolism.
Tatarstan singer Fauzia Kadyrova has run the Tatar-language ethno-pop project Defne since autumn 2025.
A museum project dedicated to promoting the history and culture of Crimea's indigenous people, the Crimean Tatars.
A research and photo-documentary project about the Lipka Tatar community of Brooklyn centered on the Moslem Mosque Incorporated.
A Tatar poet and writer based in Berlin, publishing translingual poetry and prose in Tatar, Russian, English, and German.
Online platform of the Bashkir State Pedagogical University for distance learning of the Bashkir language.
An educational media resource on the Crimean Tatar language, history, and culture, featuring a library, a dictionary, and an online course.
A Crimean Tatar media outlet publishing material on Crimean Tatar history, literature, culture, music and sport.
Pianist Aliya Iskhakova, originally from Tatarstan and now based in Rotterdam, forms the duo Duo Mong with violinist Yulia Gubaydullina, performing Tatar classical music across Europe.
A personal project by a Crimean ceramic artist working with Crimean Tatar ornament.
A scholarly online resource with unified search across Tatar-language dictionaries.
A video lesson series by Krym.Realii for learning Crimean Tatar vocabulary and grammar.
A Tatar blogger from Moscow making short videos about Tatar identity and culture.
A Crimean Tatar diaspora magazine published in Turkey since 1960.
A capsule collection by the Ukrainian fashion brand Etnodim dedicated to Crimean Tatar identity, culture, and history.
An open-source search engine for morphological search across Tatar-language corpora.
A project by graphic designer Fayaz, blending Tatar ornament with contemporary aesthetics.
A European Tatar platform for language preservation, education, media, and cooperation among diasporas across different countries.
A Tatar-language magazine about family, child-rearing, and education for parents and educators.
A volunteer youth media initiative of Crimean Tatars in Turkey - a digital magazine, YouTube programs, and a podcast about language, history, and identity.
A toolset for morphological analysis and proofreading of Bashkir text.
A toolset for morphological analysis and proofreading of Tatar text.
A project about science and philosophy in the Tatar language, making complex ideas accessible to a Tatar-speaking audience.
A Kazan-based artist exploring Turkic-Tatar identity through painting, graphic art, and calligraphy.
A documentary media project about Crimean Tatar culture and heritage on Instagram and YouTube.
A knitwear brand featuring Tatar ornament, founded by Albina Akhmetgaleeva in Kazan in 2018.
A youth literary-artistic magazine in Tatar and Russian, published in Kazan.
An outlet of the Tatar-Bashkir Service of Radio Liberty covering the lives of Tatars, Bashkirs, and the Volga-Urals region.
A Tatar linguist (PhD, affiliated with CETOBaC at EHESS Paris) who single-handedly builds open Tatar-language tools: a Mac keyboard, an OCR model and a language model for Tatar literature.
The channel of the academic institute developing computational technology for the Tatar language.
Online Bashkir language course with interactive exercises for different levels.
A Tatar-language online newspaper produced by the Tatar-inform news agency's editorial team.
A podcast about Tatar identity and culture in English and Tatar.
A Telegram media channel covering Tatar-world news, event listings, audio works, and reviews.
A game-based app that teaches children the Bashkir language through animation and mini-games.
A small Tatar-language channel about women's experience, memories, and everyday life.
The channel of the Galiaskar Kamal Tatar Academic Theatre, the oldest national theatre in Russia.
A school for children and youth run by the Tatar community of Kaunas County, introducing students to the language and cultural heritage.
A monthly Tatar-language literary-artistic and socio-political magazine.
A channel on Tatar book culture and literature, with its web preview closed.
A radio-format channel of Tatar audiobooks and narrated literature.
A Bashkir-language online library, described by its creators as the first and only library in the Bashkir language.
A Telegram channel on Crimean Tatar history and culture that also publishes Crimean Tatar language courses.
A free quarterly bulletin of the Turkish Association of Crimean Tatar Culture and Mutual Aid.
A Turkish Crimean Tatar channel featuring news, historical materials, chapter events, and a publication archive.
A free online course by Prometheus and Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv on the history, culture, and language of Crimea and the Crimean Tatars.
A Crimea-focused project of the Ukrainian service of Radio Liberty, covering events on the peninsula in Ukrainian, Russian, and Crimean Tatar.
A Polish Crimean Tatar cultural platform covering film, books, art, public discussions, and diaspora projects.
A Bashkir YouTube channel on history and culture, linked to the Bashkir national movement.
A television and online channel about Bashkir music, performers, and national culture.
An entertainment Telegram channel with fun facts, jokes, and Tatar-themed videos.
A republic-wide Tatar-language newspaper of Bashkortostan covering news, public affairs, and culture.
An online school offering individual and group Tatar language lessons with native speakers.
Aygul Ahmetcan independently runs Learn Tatar, an educational project teaching the Tatar language in English via a website, Instagram and Telegram.
A mobile app for learning Tatar through voice input and translation.
A game-based mobile app for learning Tatar, designed for both children and adults.
A Telegram channel with images, video lessons, and grammar materials for learners of Tatar.
A newspaper of Lithuania's Tatar communities covering community life, history, and ties with Tatars in other countries.
The digital channel of the Museum of Lithuanian Tatar History, featuring news, exhibitions, and an archive of the Tatar newspaper.
An experimental AI tool for reading, transcribing, and translating Old Tatar and Old Bashkir texts.
An open-source Android dictionary for Crimean Tatar and Russian with offline voice pronunciation.
A Tatar socio-pedagogical and scientific-methodological journal for teachers and education professionals.
A Tatar music television channel promoting national pop music, language, and cultural traditions.
"Marifet" is a civic organization of young creatives promoting the history and culture of Ukraine's indigenous peoples.
A Tatar-language news aggregator portal covering culture, society, and everyday life of the Tatars.
A Tatar-language channel of short inspirational texts and quotations.
A Tatar-language literary-artistic journal for Tatars in Tatarstan and abroad.
An open catalog of Tatar, Bashkir, and Crimean Tatar projects: language apps, channels, media outlets, courses, and graphic design in one place.
An encyclopedic portal about the Tatar diaspora, notable figures, and Tatar culture.
The personal channel of writer and public figure Fauziya Bayramova.
Crimean Tatar TV channel with news, public affairs, and cultural programs.
Online publication positioning itself as an encyclopedia of Tatar life, culture, and history.
The official Telegram channel of the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Tatarstan, in Russian and Tatar.
Telegram channel with curated selections of Tatar and Bashkir films and plays.
A podcast about modern Tatar identity hosted by language and queer activist Marcel Ganeev.
A Kazan blogger performing as Moonchos runs an Instagram account about Tatar culture, and works as an event host and English teacher.
Museum and educational channel of the National Center of Tatar Culture in Gdańsk.
Online corpus of annotated Crimean Tatar texts, created as part of Ukraine's state strategy for language development.
A small personal channel of Tatar wordplay, puns, and observations on slips of speech.
A volunteer open-source community building NLP infrastructure for the Tatar language - text corpora, speech recognition, and language models.
An association of Tatars in the US and Canada that organizes educational events and online courses to preserve the Tatar language.
A game-based app for learning Tatar, designed for children and schoolchildren.
Journalist Sevilya Kendzhe's authored Telegram channel about Crimean Tatar culture, literature, and history.
A popular personal channel by a young Tatar blogger about everyday life and language.
A personal brand by designer Adele Khadieva - sweaters, T-shirts and dresses featuring minimalist Tatar embroidery.
A vocabulary-memorization app that includes a Bashkir language course.
Fail Bayazitov and performer Ramil Zakirov host a Tatar-language comedy show on YouTube.
A series of Crimean Tatar language video lessons produced and published by the Franko Student TV team.
Crimean Tatar musician Lyoman Sudakly records instrumental post-shoegaze music as provulok about separation from occupied Crimea.
A Polish social and cultural quarterly about the Tatars of Poland and the world, contemporary community life, history, and scholarly research.
Research publications on the manuscripts, languages, history, and culture of the Tatars of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania.
An educational and media platform run by Crimean Tatar activists for resettlers from occupied territories and the diaspora.
A Crimean Tatar production studio from Simferopol creating video and media projects in the native language.
The national news agency of the Crimean Tatars, covering events in Crimea and the diaspora.
An online platform connecting the Crimean Tatar diaspora around the world.
The first educational Crimean Tatar website for children, with games and cartoons.
An educational and hands-on project for Crimean Tatar youth, engaging them in public life and international exchanges.
An independent Ukrainian outlet covering the Russian occupation of Crimea from a Crimean Tatar perspective.
The largest online archive of Crimean Tatar music.
An Instagram blog about Crimean Tatar culture, history and current social topics, written in Ukrainian.
A set of crawlers for building a Crimean Tatar text corpus and training language models.
A state newspaper in the Crimean Tatar language, published since 1989.
A thematic catalog of projects on the Crimean Tatar language, culture, education, and media.
A keyboard for typing text in Crimean Tatar on Apple devices.
A mobile dictionary app for the Crimean Tatar language for iOS.
An educational online platform for learning Crimean Tatar, with lessons, a dictionary, and a library.
An open text-to-speech model for Crimean Tatar with an interactive demo.
Open datasets for Crimean Tatar speech synthesis, recorded by three speakers.
The world's only Crimean Tatar public radio station, broadcasting from Simferopol.
A round-the-clock Bashkir news-and-music radio station with news and cultural programs.
A blogger and travel researcher from Bashkortostan, founder of the "South Ural Trail" project about the nature and culture of the Urals.
A Tatar blogger covering the life of Tatars and the native language on social media.
A Crimean Tatar-Ukrainian artist whose paintings explore the identity of deported Crimean Tatars and the traditional "ornek" ornament.
A free speech synthesizer with support for the Tatar language.
A Polish scholarly and literary-public affairs annual on the history, culture, and contemporary life of the Tatars of Central and Eastern Europe.
A Crimean Tatar ceramicist and artist reviving traditional ornamental compositions in contemporary ceramics.
A Tatar children's publication with stories, educational material, contests, and creative activities.
The first Tatar-language internet radio station for children, made in Kazan.
A mobile trainer app for learning the Tatar language from scratch.
Datasets for evaluating semantic and syntactic models of the Tatar language.
A travel blog by Lenur Vadzip, in the Crimean Tatar language, about life in China and travel.
A city socio-political newspaper and news site in the Tatar language.
A 24-hour children's TV channel in the Tatar language featuring cartoons, series, games, and educational programs.
A youth socio-political and literary-arts magazine in the Bashkir language.
An open speech corpus of Siberian Tatar dialects.
An interactive online course in basic Crimean Tatar grammar on the Stepik platform.
An illustrated, narrated online library of folklore from the peoples of the Volga region, including Tatar tales.
Open data of the spoken Bashkir language corpus from the LingConLab laboratory.
Courses run by the Finnish Tatar community, teaching the Tatar language, culture, religion, and history.
A free offline Tatar-Russian dictionary and phrasebook app for Android.
A Tatar-language women's magazine and website about culture, family, society, and contemporary role models.
A bidirectional Russian-Tatar and Tatar-Russian online dictionary.
A bilingual Tatar community channel with daily greetings, cards, and material about Tatar life.
A digital museum of the Crimean Tatar deportation, preserving the testimonies of people who survived the exile.
A children's and youth TV channel and radio studio in Bashkortostan, producing programs and series in the Bashkir language.
A folk radio station in Kazan dedicated to preserving Tatar culture, art, and history.
A library of Tatar books and magazines in digital form, published directly in the channel.
A channel on Tatar vocabulary: themed word sets with Russian translations.
A digital corpus of Tatar drama within the DraCor ecosystem.
A Telegram channel with basic words and dialogues for those starting to learn Tatar.
A Tatar keyboard layout for macOS with a ready-made installer, made by the author of the corpus.tatar Tatar-language corpus.
A free, open-source Tatar keyboard layout for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, and the web, built on the Keyman platform.
A Berlin-based electronic music and poetry duo blending Tatar poetry with electronic sound on the album "AŞ".
The official channel of the Tatar Kyzy contest directorate - a celebration of beauty, talent, and national tradition.
A video channel about Tatar history, notable people, culture, and contemporary Tatar identity.
An app for learning the Tatar language through games and self-guided tests, for iOS, macOS, and visionOS.
The blog of Tatar Instagram blogger Rinat Galiakhmetov, uniting Tatar youth through humor in their native language.
An open dataset of Tatar names and tools for matching their Tatar, Russian, and Latin forms.
A personal project by designer Renat Safarov dedicated to reviving and popularizing Tatar ornament in contemporary products.
The account of a language and queer activist of Tatar descent, promoting the learning of Tatar and discussions of identity.
A Tatar music and entertainment radio station broadcasting since 2001.
Open pipelines and crawlers for building a corpus of Tatar speech.
A YouTube blogger of Tatar descent based in the US, making English-language videos about the Tatar language, traditions, and cuisine.
An aggregator of Tatar-language material: books, music, video, and links to resources.
A free encyclopedia in the Tatar language, collaboratively written by contributors from around the world.
A channel on Tatar heritage: history, notable figures, rites, and customs.
A Telegram community for the Tatar diaspora of Yekaterinburg and Sverdlovsk Oblast.
Tatarstan's leading news agency, publishing news in Tatar and Russian.
An online corpus of parallel Tatar and Russian texts for searching and matching translations.
A curated collection of resources for learners of the Tatar language - textbooks, dictionaries, podcasts, and media.
One of the first Tatar YouTube channels about the life, culture, and traditions of Tatars around the world.
A channel of audiobooks and narrated Tatar literary works.
A channel of new Tatar comedy: recordings of stand-up sets performed in Tatar.
A channel of Tatar songs published with lyrics so listeners can follow and learn the words.
A free open-source Android app for learning the Tatar language, made by a solo enthusiast.
A navigator for Tatar-language Telegram - channel round-ups collected in one place.
An English-language blog about the history, culture, and current events of the Tatar world.
A multimedia online encyclopedia about Tatarstan and Tatars worldwide, based on the six-volume Tatar Encyclopedia.
An international Tatar portal about the culture, history, and notable Tatars of the world.
An animation studio producing cartoons and educational projects in the Tatar language.
A podcast about the history and present-day life of the Tatar community in Poland, which has lived there for more than six centuries.
An international online school for the Tatar language, bringing together learners of all ages from around the world.
An open dataset for speech synthesis in the Tatar language.
The umbrella project behind media.tatarverse, bringing together initiatives about the Tatar, Bashkir, and Crimean Tatar languages and cultures.
The first Tatar-language podcast, created by students of the "National and Global Media" program at Kazan Federal University.
An open system and dataset for neutralizing toxic text in the Tatar language.
A project about localizing software, devices, apps, and web resources into the Tatar language.
A WordNet linguistic resource for the Tatar language, integrated into Linguistic Linked Open Data.
An electronic compendium of Tatar language resources from the Academy of Sciences of Tatarstan.
A language school offering Crimean Tatar language courses with teachers.
A regional television channel and video platform with news, cultural, and educational programs in Tatar and Russian.
Tools for extracting and preparing Tatar dictionary entries for Wikidata and Wiktionary.
An open-source transliterator that converts Tatar text from Cyrillic to Latin script.
A newspaper and website about the life, language, history, culture, and communities of the Kryashens.
A publicly available corpus of contemporary Tatar for research, teaching, and self-study.
An open speech recognition pipeline for Bashkir, Kazakh, and Kyrgyz.
An open speech recognition model for ten Turkic languages, including Tatar and Bashkir.
A multilingual text-to-speech system for low-resource Turkic languages.
An educational blog about the Crimean Tatar language, culture and history, including works by classic authors.
An open 7-billion-parameter language model with a native tokenizer for Tatar, part of the Tweeties research series for low-resource languages.
A collection of commercial fonts from the TypeType foundry supporting Tatar Cyrillic, including a separate collection for Siberian Tatar script.
An annotated Tatar-language corpus in the international Universal Dependencies format.
A Telegram channel featuring historical and present-day photos of Ufa's buildings along with stories about their history.
London classes in the Tatar language and culture for children and adults, run by the Tatar Association of the UK.
A British channel of the joint Tatar and Bashkir community covering the diaspora's cultural life, history, and events.
A Romanian Tatar channel covering programs to preserve the language, culture, religion, and traditions of the Dobruja community.
A Tatar-language personal channel of short reflections on youth, memory, and everyday choices.
A Turkish-language portal - a digital archive on Crimean Tatar history, language and culture, including the deportation and political prisoners.
A social, political, and literary magazine of Bashkortostan in Bashkir, Russian, and English.
A regional social and political newspaper and website in the Tatar language.
A community of editors developing Wikimedia projects in the Tatar language, including Tatar Wikipedia.
The Crimean Tatar page of Wikitongues, a global video archive of language speakers from around the world.
The portal of an international public organization uniting Tatars worldwide, with news and cultural material.
The official website of the Writers' Union of Tatarstan, featuring works and news from Tatar literature.
A searchable corpus of contemporary written Tatar with morphological tagging and language tools.
A Tatar-language youth magazine and online media outlet on culture, education, people, and contemporary life.
The channel of an indie label promoting contemporary Tatar music.
A regional newspaper for children and teenagers in the Bashkir language.
A Tatar-language channel of quotations and short texts about love and feeling.
A Bashkir-language youth newspaper with news, reports, and material on public life.
A brand by Tanya Chernoguzova exploring Tatar identity through reimagined national dress and graphic design.
A Tatar-language YouTube channel from St. Petersburg covering news from the Turkic world, music reactions, and a podcast.
A personal channel of observations and notes on Tatars and Tatar identity.
A TikTok creator from a Tatar village in Bashkortostan who shows rural life, farm animals and everyday farming.
A children's mobile app for learning the Tatar alphabet and reading, based on a classic Tatar primer.
A children's educational magazine in the Crimean Tatar language, published in Crimea since 2020.
A multimedia textbook app for learning Bashkir as a native language, complementing Bashkortostan's school textbooks.
An app for learning modern Bashkir with word flashcards, native-speaker audio and several exercise types.
An annual educational event where participants write a dictation in the Bashkir language, held both in person and online.
A linguist, musician and video blogger who runs a YouTube channel about languages and sings in Tatar while talking with foreigners.
An online corpus of prose and poetry by Tatar authors from the 19th to 21st centuries, with a search function.
A portal for the Tatar community of St. Petersburg and Leningrad Oblast, with news, an events calendar and an organization directory.
A system-wide iOS keyboard with Tatar letters that works across all apps; the same studio also makes a Bashkir version.
An amateur archive on the history and culture of the Tatar community of Uzbekistan, organized by Tashkent districts and time periods.
A personal Telegram channel by political scientist and publicist Ruslan Aysin about social and political processes in the Tatar world.
A Telegram channel about Tatar culture run by journalist Radif Kashapov and Tabris Yarullin, announcing festivals and cultural projects.
A mobile trainer for memorizing Tatar words by matching correct "word - translation" pairs.
A Telegram archive of pre-revolutionary Tatar-Bashkir press and historical documents from the early 20th century.
A personal Instagram blog by teacher Emine Sherfe about spoken Crimean Tatar and everyday idioms.
A Tatar-language women's podcast about the lives of Tatar women across different generations.
A free app for learning basic Tatar vocabulary through themed flashcards, pronunciation and games.
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