The Oghur branch is a group of Turkic languages that includes several dialects spoken primarily in Central Asia. This branch is distinct from the more widely known Common Turkic languages and is characterized by unique phonetic and grammatical features. The Oghur languages are primarily associated with the Bulgar Turks and other historical groups. One of the most notable languages in the Oghur branch is Chuvash, which is spoken in the Chuvash Republic of Russia. The Oghur languages have fewer speakers compared to other Turkic languages, and they have been influenced by neighboring languages and cultures over the centuries.