There are roughly 6,000 languages spoken in the world today. Do you know what language Mongolians speak? How to communicate in Mongolia?
To answer the question above Mongolians speak Mongolian. Mongolia is not a widely spoken language in the world, there are about 10 to 12 million Mongolian speakers including Mongolia, Inner Mongolia in China, the Buryat Republic of China, and the Kalmyk Republic in Russia as well as other Mongolian speakers throughout the globe.
Since Mongolians would not speak Japanese and Japanese would not speak Mongolian we recommend the best way to communicate in Mongolia is to hire a tour guide who speaks Japanese or booking a tour package with us Japanese speaking guide would be worth of time and money.
Ulaanbaatar is a diverse city where you will see lots of signboards in English and Mongolian or even in Japanese which is helpful to walk around and explore the city. However, when it comes to communicating still it would be a hassle. Let’s say when you want to buy something in the market people will speak only Mongolian and some English which makes it harder for Japanese. In Ulaanbaatar, it is accessible for English or Japanese-speaking restaurants.
When you are out of Ulaanbaatar if you do not have your own private interpreter or guide will cause a lot of inconvenience. Hiring a local tour guide who speaks Japanese would not only help to get rid of all those troubles, it will help you understand the essence of the Mongols.
Here at Geru Travel Mongolia, we offer the best tour guides in Mongolia.
