Kyrgyzstan

	Kyrgyzstan
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Koet-khì	Khì-ho
	koet-kô: Kyrgyzstan Khiung-fò-koet Koet-kô
	Chhṳ-yèn thi-lî; (sṳ̍t-chi kón-hot-khî)
sú-tû	Bishkek
Chui-thai sàng-sṳ	Bishkek
	Mien-chit koet-thú mien-chit: 198,500 km2 (sṳ-kie thi-86 miàng);
	Ngìn-mìn sên-fa̍t
kôn-fông ngî-ngièn	Kyrgyz-vùn
	ngìn-khiéu chúng ngìn-khiéu: 5,146,281 ([[{{{ngìn-khiéu ngièn}}} ngièn]], sṳ-kie thi-111 miàng); ngìn-khiéu me̍t-thu: 26/km2([[{{{ngìn-khiéu ngièn}}} ngièn]], sṳ-kie thi-147 miàng);
mìn-chhu̍k	Kyrgyz-ngìn
	Chṳn-chhṳ vùn-fa
chṳn-chhṳ thí-chṳ	Pan Chúng-thúng-chṳ
	Koet-kâ liâng-thô-ngìn Chúng-thúng: Kurmanbek Bakiyev; Chúng-lî: Daniar Usenov;
	Kîn-chi sṳ̍t-li̍t
	Koet-kâ chṳ̂-liau
koet-chi khî-khî suk-siá	.kg
koet-chi thien-fa khî-ho	+996
	phiên-cho

Kyrgyzstan he Chûng-Â koet-kâ tsṳ̂-yit, 1991-ngièn Sû-lièn kié-thí yî-heu thu̍k-li̍p. Kyrgyzstan ke tsû-vì koet-kâ yû: Tajikistan, Uzbekistan‎‎, Kazakhstan lâu Chûng-fà Ngìn-mìn Khiung-fò-koet.

Muk-liu̍k

Tûng-â lâu Pet-â	ː	Chûng-fà Ngìn-mìn Khiung-fò-koet (Chûng-koet Thai-liu̍k)\| Chûng-fà Mìn-koet (Thòi-vân)¹\| Ngit-pún \| Chêu-sién Mìn-chú-chú-ngi Ngìn-mìn Khiung-fò-koet \| Thai-hòn Mìn-koet \| Mùng-kú \| Ngò-lò-sṳ̂
Tûng-nàm-â	ː	Mién-thien \| Vùn-lòi \| Kán-pu-chhài \| Tûng Timor \| Yin-nì \| Liàu-koet \| Mâ-lòi-sî-â \| Fî-li̍t-pîn \| Sîn-kâ-pô \| Thai-koet \| Ye̍t-nàm
Nàm-â	ː	Bangladesh \| Bhutan \| Yin-thu \| Maldives \| Nepal\| Pakistan \| Sri Lanka
Chûng-Â	ː	Kazakhstan \| Kyrgyzstan \| Tajikistan \| Turkmenistan \| Uzbekistan
Sî-â	ː	Afghanistan \| Armenia \| Azerbaijan \| Bahrain \| Cyprus \| Pet Cyprus \| Gruzia \| Iran \| Iraq \| Yî-set-lie̍t \| Yok-tan \| Kuwait \| Lì-pâ-nun \| Oman \| Palestine \| Qatar \| Saudi Â-lâ-pak \| Si-li-â \| Thú-ngí-khì \| Â-lâ-pak Lièn-ha̍p Thai-kûng-koet \| Yemen
khì-thâ thi̍t-sû chṳn-khî	ː	Hiông-kóng\| Au-mùn

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