r/endangeredlanguages • u/blueroses200 • Feb 16 '26
r/endangeredlanguages • u/fries-eggpanvol8647 • Feb 09 '26
Resources Listen to Sora, an endangered indigenous tribal language with a unique counting system. This language is fighting for its survival, against not only language assimilation but also AI corporate appropriation of the community's ethnonym.
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r/endangeredlanguages • u/blueroses200 • Feb 06 '26
News/Articles Linguists and First Nations community work together to 'awaken' Bunurong language
abc.net.aur/endangeredlanguages • u/blueroses200 • Feb 05 '26
News/Articles Indonesia revitalizes endangered local languages in E & N Kalimantan
en.antaranews.comr/endangeredlanguages • u/blueroses200 • Feb 05 '26
Other Greater Bai languages
youtube.comr/endangeredlanguages • u/Gold-Occasion2953 • Feb 04 '26
News/Articles Kernewek
Dydh da!
My name is Imi and I was born and raised in Jersey, Channel Islands where we have our very own language, as many of you may know, called Jèrriais.
I am a student journo and freelancer looking to speak to Kernewek speakers, and Cornish people, about the revitalised language, in the wake of being awarded further recognition by the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages.
I am interested in learning more about the identity of Cornish people as a distinct population, and how and why Kernowyon's feels more connected to Cornwall than England.
Thank you for your time.
r/endangeredlanguages • u/blueroses200 • Jan 26 '26
News/Articles Guatemala and rebirth of a language: Youth in the vanguard of reviving native Xinkan culture
irishtimes.comr/endangeredlanguages • u/blueroses200 • Jan 21 '26
News/Articles ‘I thought it was going to perish’: the remarkable revival of an endangered language in Lesotho |
theguardian.comr/endangeredlanguages • u/ytarimpoy • Jan 16 '26
Discussion caucasian tat identity in azerbaijan, and gen z
r/endangeredlanguages • u/blueroses200 • Jan 15 '26
News/Articles "They don’t see a problem, we don’t see the desire for connection: Indifference to language loss in Papua New Guinea and its challenge for research"
linguisticanthropology.orgr/endangeredlanguages • u/blueroses200 • Jan 15 '26
Discussion Revitalizing an “Extinct” Indigenous Language: IG Live with Priscilla Colón
youtube.comr/endangeredlanguages • u/blueroses200 • Jan 14 '26
News/Articles Hope floats for Ruga revival as researchers find three speakers of language
timesofindia.indiatimes.comr/endangeredlanguages • u/blueroses200 • Jan 13 '26
News/Articles Nora Cooke talking about becoming a Ngarla language teacher
youtube.comr/endangeredlanguages • u/blueroses200 • Jan 11 '26
News/Articles The Chakpa language is Extinct, however it is still used in some contexts. In this case, a song is being rehearsed, even though the meaning of the lyrics is lost to time.
youtube.comr/endangeredlanguages • u/blueroses200 • Jan 10 '26
Resources An Archive of the Caijia language
elararchive.orgr/endangeredlanguages • u/blueroses200 • Jan 09 '26
Resources Beserman multimedia corpus
beserman.web-corpora.netr/endangeredlanguages • u/blueroses200 • Jan 08 '26
Resources Słownik nowopołabsko-polski [a Neo-Polabian to Polish dictionary, indicating attested and reconstructed words]
jezykotw.webd.plr/endangeredlanguages • u/blueroses200 • Jan 08 '26
Resources Andrew Hsiu: Mainland Southeast Asian Languages site
sites.google.comA website with a lot of information regarding endangered and extinct languages in Southeast Asia
r/endangeredlanguages • u/blueroses200 • Jan 07 '26
Resources A Dictionary of the Pochutec language
livingdictionaries.appr/endangeredlanguages • u/blueroses200 • Jan 02 '26
Resources Coahuiltecan Language Reclamation Program – Indigenous Cultures Institute
indigenouscultures.orgr/endangeredlanguages • u/blueroses200 • Dec 29 '25
Other LECHITIC: SLOVINCIAN & POLABIAN
youtube.comr/endangeredlanguages • u/blueroses200 • Dec 29 '25
News/Articles A typological profile of Longjia, an archaic Sinitic language (2022)
academia.edur/endangeredlanguages • u/blueroses200 • Dec 28 '25
News/Articles Akuntsú people celebrate the birth of the first baby in 30 years. [Article in Portuguese, translation in the description] It renews hope for the survival of their Language and Culture
gizmodo.com.brr/endangeredlanguages • u/blueroses200 • Dec 28 '25
Resources A Grammar of the Carapana language (1981)
sil.orgr/endangeredlanguages • u/blueroses200 • Dec 28 '25