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KwaiKwai and WoiWoi are some of the musical words of the Abenaki-Penobscot that you can learn from some of the few tutors struggling to keep the Abenaki-Penobscot language alive. KwaiKwai …
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There are about 7,000 languages on Earth, unfortunately this number is steadily going down, as languages disappear with the death of their last speakers, most often without anyone caring much. …
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Approximately half of the population in the world speak a language that was originally derived from Indo-European, which is a language that was spoken about 4000 years ago. It is …
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Twenty year old Oxford University undergraduate, Alex Rawlings, is currently the most multi lingual student in the UK. Alex can speak 11 languages: Hebrew, English, Greek, German, Russian, French, Italian, …
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The Kumyk people have held a number of non-violent campaigns in an effort to get the attention of the Russian government and the regional Dagestan government. However, their protests have …
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Kryts is a language that is spoken in Azerbaijan. Approximately 10,000 to 15,000 people are Kryts. The language has different dialects. This includes the Jek dialect, Kryts, Khaput, Alyk and …
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Kott is an extinct Yenesian language, that was formerly spoken in Siberia, in the Russian republic. The Kott people lived in Central Siberia, along the Mana River banks, which is …
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Children are highly valued in the Khanty culture. What distinguished a Khanty man was the love he showed to his wife and children. If the child or wife of a …
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Khalaj is a Turkic language. It is thought to be the closest language to Old Turkic. Initially, it was classified under Azerbaijan dialects due to the fact that it had …
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The Khakas language is spoken by about 60,000 people who live in Khakas in Russia. It is a Turkic language, which falls under the Uighur-Oguz family group. The language has …
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