Russian is the official language of Mongolia and Russia. True or False?

B. False.

Russian is the official language in Russia and the other countries that were once constituent republics of the USSR

They speak Mongolian in Mongolia.

false
russian is offiical language of russia
mongolian is offical language of mongolia

False.

Mongolian cyrillic looks similar to Russian cyrillic but there are differences. Two totally separate languages.

B) False

Official language is Mongolian.

However, due to many historic events and ties with Russia, in 1930s Cyrillic alphabet was set to be the official script.
So, when you see written Mongolian sentences, to a foreigner it might look like it's written in Russian, but it's not.

False. Official language of Mongolia is Mongolian. Russian was the first foreign language what they learned in Mongolian schools (it's Chinese now).

B.) False.
But since 2006 in all secondary schools in Mongolia compulsory teaching of Russian as a foreign language since the 7 th grade

B) False. Russian is the official language of Russia.

A.) authentic despite if Portuguese has extensive diferences in Portugal and Brazil (as a manner to be considered Brazilian Portuguese or eu Portuguese), it incredibly is not any longer "divided" formally. Portuguese is likewise solid in some African countries and that's spoken (no longer solid) in different countries, working example in India and different Asian countries.

B) False.
But many mongolians know how to speak Russian, I must admit.

B) False