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u/rezzork r/endangeredlanguages  Welcome!

HI. Would you like to know a subreddit about endangered languages?

This video: https://youtube.com/shorts/rANwH6iKhB0?is=LAWhsgpTz-e8RNrY

HI. Would you like to know a subreddit about endangered languages?

I’ve added your video about the Votic language to the community highlights.

u/BastetNoir115 , Thanks for the video!

r/endangeredlanguages  Welcome!

Hi.  u/Suspicious-Net8396  Could you post this map on my subreddit? r/endangeredlanguages

HI. Would you like to know a subreddit about endangered languages?

HI. Would you like to know a subreddit about endangered languages?

Hi

^{Rolled: Endangered language: Karelian}

Do you know the Kamassian language?

https://www.lalibre.be/belgique/2002/02/05/la-minorite-belge-oubliee-FC4S4OGFZFE47LLLRFOP7X2DFE/

Regarding the Luxembourgish language, I am referring to the linguistic area known as Arelerland (in French: Pays d'Arlon; in Luxembourgish: Arelerland)—a cultural and linguistic region located in southeastern Belgium, in the province of Luxembourg (Wallonia), along the border with the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. It is the only part of Belgian Lorraine that is traditionally Luxembourgish-speaking (specifically the Areler dialect), although French is now overwhelmingly dominant. In 1990, the French Community of Belgium recognized Luxembourgish as a regional language.

There is also a small area in Belgium where Luxembourgish is still spoken. And Walloon and Limburgish—though few in number—are still spoken in Belgium.

I would like Walloon and Luxembourgish ( Or at least in the Belgian municipalities where the language is still spoken)  to be official languages ​​of Wallonia, and for Limburgish to be official in the Belgian part of Limburg. Furthermore, I would like the use of German to be more actively promoted throughout the Brussels and Wallonia regions.

r/endangeredlanguages 

I like this site.

HI. Would you like to know a subreddit about endangered languages?

HI. Would you like to know a subreddit about endangered languages?

HI. Would you like to know a subreddit about endangered languages?

Apa sá! kunta sá muta?

Tēriņtš! Kui sinnõn lǟb?

La Lhéngua i L futuro de la Tierra de Miranda Hoije, la Tierra de Miranda puode tener proua an ber reconhecida la sue eidentidade stórica, de que la sue lhéngua ye talbeç l maior i l más amportante pedamiego. La Lhéngua Mirandesa nun ye solo un strumiento de quemunicaçon. Ye mimória, ye tradiçon, ye lhiteratura, ye música, ye ua maneira única de dezir l mundo i dar sentido a la rialidade. An cada palabra mirandesa stan guardadas cuontas, questumes, agarimos i seclos de bida quemunitaira.

Could you please post this map on my subreddit? r/endangeredlanguages