the answer is: Turkic languages, basic divide into western and eastern Turkic languages, almost 50 types of "dialects", they are all part of Altai language family, same as for example Mongolian or Korean language
Turkmen is the official language of Turkmenistan.
Although the official language is Turkmen, Russian is used for inter-ethnic communication, so Russian is most likely more widely spoken.
Uyghur
The 1 official language of Tajikistan is Tajik, which is a dialect of Persian spoken by more than 85% of the population.
Several dialects of Persian (Central Asian dialects of Persian) are spoken in Tajikistan and it is its official language (officially referred to as Tajik). Russian is widely used in both government and business.
The following Minority languages are also spoken:
Tajik Sign Language is related to Afghan Sign Language. As of 2018, Tajikistan is suffering from a severe lack of Sign Language interpreters. There are only 3 in the entire country.
The 1 official language of Turkmenistan is Turkmen, spoken by more than 72% of the population. Turkmen is also considered the national language.
Russian still is widely spoken in cities as a language of interethnic communication.
Here is a list of the 25 languages spoken in Turkmenistan:
the language spoken in tajikistan is TAJIK (tajik is a language very similar to FARSI but the only difference between both languages is the accent).
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No. More than 200 languages are spoken.
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