r/endangeredlanguages↗
Endangered languages
This is a subreddit for everything related to the struggles related to endangered languages, such as (but not limited to) analysis of linguistic minorization processes or stories related to efforts to revitalize, maintain, and even resuscitate endangered languages.
5.1k subscribers66 posts / mo in Sep 202626 authors / mosince 2010
r/endangeredlanguages has 5.1k members. It gets about 66 posts a month from 26 people. Top topics: Conlang Grammar, Language Learning & Discussion and Russian Language Culture.
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- Conlang Grammar0.8%
- Language Learning & Discussion0.8%
- Russian Language Culture0.8%
- Linguistic Books and Learning0.6%
- Italian Language and Culture0.6%
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- University of Nevada, Reno
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