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Çäkçäk — (right) and Boxara käläwäse (left) The title of this article contains the characters ç, and ä. Where they are unavailable or not desired, the name may be represented as Cakcak. Çäkçäk (pronounced [ɕækˈɕæk], Janalif: Cəkcək, Tatar Cyrillic: Чәкчәк … Wikipedia
Çäkçäk — (derecha) y boxara käläwäse (izquierda). El çäkçäk (IPA: /ɕækˈɕæk/, jaŋalif: Cəkcək, cirílico tártaro: Чәкчәк[1] o чәк чәк, çäk çäk; … Wikipedia Español
Çäkçäk — Tschäk Tschäk Tschäk Tschäk (russisch Чак чак, tatarisch чәк чәк, baschkirisch сәк сәк) ist eine Süßspeise, die in den Küchen verschiedener Turkvölker, besonders der tatarischen und baschkirischen Küche, verbreitet ist. Tschäk Tschäk wird aus… … Deutsch Wikipedia
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çakçak kılmak — muhabbet etmek, bir biri ile söyleşmek … Çağatay Osmanlı Sözlük
Tatar cuisine — The Tatar cuisine is primarily the cuisine of the Volga Tatars, who live in Tatarstan, Russia, and surrounding areas. Contents 1 History 2 Traditional Tatar cuisine 2.1 Soups 2.2 … Wikipedia
Gastronomía tártara — Şulpa (sopa) con fideos. La gastronomía tártara es principalmente la gastronomía de los tártaros del Volga, que vienen en Tartaristán (Rusia) y regiones adyacentes. La gastronomía de los tártaros de Crimea, que viven en la península de Crimea… … Wikipedia Español
Ainu Times — The Ainu Times is the only newspaper published in the Ainu language. It uses both special katakana and romanizations in its articles. Its current (2006) editor is Takashi Hamada.External links* [http://www.geocities.jp/otarunay/taimuzu.html Ainu… … Wikipedia
Chak Chak — may refer to: Chak Chak, Iran, a village in Iran Shak shak (AKA Chack chack), an Antillean musical instrument Çäkçäk, a sweet dessert of Tatar, made of honey and pastry This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the same title. If an … Wikipedia
Ainu Times — El Ainu Times (japonés: アイヌタイムズ) es el único periódico publicado en el idioma ainu de los indígenas del norte de Japón, empleando transcripciones tanto en katakana como en el alfabeto romano. Fue fundado en 1997, y se publica una vez cada 3 meses … Wikipedia Español
