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Languages In Danger

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1	Featured language
2	Find the language on the interactive map
3	What's it all about?
4	Quız

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1	ǂakhoe haiǁom

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1	Australia is the only continent where tonal languages have not been found.
2	Soqotri is spoken on the island Socotra
3	Republic of Yemen
4	Tifinagh is an alphabet
5	37 are living languages
6	the first state where a Berber language has received official status
7	Amazight
8	many languages of the world have existed for centuries without writing and schools
9	350 people – three hundred of them in Cornwall and fifty of them in the London area.
10	nine Quechua dialects, spoken across Peru, Ecuador and Bolivia.
11	Albania
12	the country is known as Shqipëri/Shqipëria
13	Many languages do not have separate terms for blue and green, instead using a cover term for both.
14	longest place names in Europe
15	Welsh
16	Rusyn
17	Both the standardized and local varieties use predominantly Cyrillic alphabet (very similar to Ukrainian and Russian).
18	Нью-Ёрк
19	Belarusian
20	Нью-Ёрк (New York)
21	Republic of South Africa
22	1997 Const**ution established 11 official languages
23	In Dyirbal, one should not use everyday speech called 'Guwal' when speaking to their mother-in-law and opposite-s*** children-in-law
24	avoidance language
25	Farsi, also known as Persian, is an Indo-European language
26	Diglossia
27	use a regional dialect when speaking e.g. to relatives at home
28	standard language
29	Low and High variety
30	Foe
31	When counting, one is supposed to point at a proper part of body that stand for a numeral.
32	Belarusian and Russian – have an official status in the entire territory
33	Jèrrais is an endangered language spoken in Jersey, one of the Channel Islands which const**ute a dependency of the British Crown.
34	Tevfik Esenҫ
35	Ubykh.
36	‘Kilimanjaro Bantu’
37	Tocharian is an extinct Indo-European language branch that died out in 9th century A.D.
38	Of the three languages, only Yalawapiti has remaining relative languages, such as Wauja and Mehinako.
39	You won’t find [ɬ] in the phonetic system of Basque.
40	Ladakhi
41	Chamorro, Nubian and Mandarin Chinese
42	‘language revitalization’
43	Burmese
44	Polisynthetic languages express sophisticated concepts
45	by means of long and complex words
46	Tiwi language
47	Nahuatl
48	Monaco is 'Princ****tu de Múnegu'
49	Ligurian
50	agglutinating
51	Indo-p****stani Sign language
52	Navajo
53	Cree uses an alphasyllabaric
54	both alphabetic and syllabic writing systems
55	Māori people of New Zealand
56	language nest
57	immersing children in the heritage language from early childhood

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Total Link Count: 42

Internal Link Count : 16

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1	home	text
2	interactive map	text
3	book of knowledge	text
4	teaching materials	text
5	what canyou do	text
6	about	text
7	EN	text
8	more	text
9	-	image
10	Read more about factors of language endangerment in the Book of Knowledge.	text
11	chapter 9 of the Book of Knowledge	text
12	Read more on colour terms and find references in Chapter 2 of the Book of Knowledge.	text
13	multilingualism	text
14	derivation	text
15	chapter 4 of the Book of Knowledge	text
16	chapter 3 of the Book of Knowledge	text

External Link Count : 26

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1	PL	text
2	DE	text
3	HU	text
4	NL	text
5	http://wals.info/chapter/13	text
6	http://www.endangeredlanguages.com/lang/5410/guide	text
7	http://www.ethnologue.com/show_country.asp?name=BO	text
8	http://www.ircam.ma/ecoleamazighe/index.html	text
9	http://www.bbc.co.uk/voices/multilingual/cornish.shtml	text
10	http://runasimi.de/dial-en.htm	text
11	http://www.omniglot.com/writing/rusyn.htm	text
12	http://www.rusyn.org	text
13	http://www.belarus-misc.org/bel-ling.htm	text
14	http://www.yourdictionary.com/elr/extinct.html	text
15	here	text
16	http://www.easypersian.com/lesson-archive-1/	text
17	here	text
18	http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vkz34f_P1pM&feature=relmfu	text
19	Here	text
20	Interactive Map	text
21	here	text
22	http://pib.socioambiental.org	text
23	audio pronunciation map of Wales?	text
24	chapter 138	text
25	chapter 139	text
26	http://www.kuhmann.com/Cree/index.htm	text